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Iconic Black women inspired the scents behind these candles | CBC Creator Network
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4:34Now PlayingRaised by a single mother who blazed her own trail, Edmonton-based entrepreneur Kejina Robinson-Rose learned firsthand the significance of a positive role model. Now, as a mother herself, she is committed to highlighting the power of celebrating one’s unique identity and the importance of being a beacon of light for others by starting a business making candles inspired by Black leaders and changemakers.
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Emilie Rubayita - Director, Co-Editor, Co-Producer
Sheena Rossiter - DOP, Co-Editor, Co-Producer
Sandro Augusto Santos Silva - Co-Producer, B-Camera
Featuring: Kejina Robinson-Rose
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