Mildred Antenor

Introduction: Mildred Antenor is the go-to person of media if it's about providing an authentic and fresh perspective on Haiti, education in America, as well as every issue about women. She has appeared on several television and radio programs, offering her opinion and analysis, including "The CW-11 Morning News," "Voice of America," "The O'Reilly Factor," and "Good Day Street Talk." Her commentaries on women and Haiti can be heard on "The WBGO Journal" every Friday nights at 7:30 p.m., 88.3FM or on the website. Mildred calls on her life experiences of tearing down racial and economic barriers, as a first-generation Haitian-American woman to inspire others to confront life's challenges. Ms. Antenor often discusses how she defeated obstacles while following her aspirations, and developing in a single-parent family, and staying in a drug-polluted neighborhood. Mildred is frequently asked to give opinions and new perspectives on hard-hitting issues by news broadcasters. You can also listen to her on WBGO 88.3 FM radio where her commentaries focus on women's issues. Some topics that she has talked about previously cover women as well as their attitudes towards hair, redefining female beauty guidelines, and how young girls require fathers who are present emotionally to help nurture their development. Additionally, Mildred is a professor who teaches women's studies. She is known for creating thought-provoking substantive discussions inside her classroom and for her ability to connect with her students. Her students applaud her for teaching them the skill of thinking outside of the box.