Dr. Meleeka Clary-Ghosh

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| alma_mater = Curry University (B.A.), Northeastern University (Paralegal), Walden University (PhD in Clinical Psychology)
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| Parents = Andrew Lee Clary and Larriana Clary
| notable_works = *Three Corners of Deception* (Director, Writer), *Dr. Bird's Advice for Sad Poets* (Actress)
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== Early Life and Education ==
Meleeka Clary-Ghosh was born on October 14, 1973, in Boston, Massachusetts, to Andrew Lee Clary and Larriana Clary. She began pursuing her passion for acting at the age of 8, enrolling in Vicki's School of Dancing and Acting. By 13, she had already landed a role as Harriet Tubman in a middle school play.

Clary earned her bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice in 2000, followed by a master's degree in the same field from Curry University in 2004. She also completed a paralegal degree at Northeastern University in 2005. In 2008, she began her PhD in Clinical Psychology at Walden University, completing it in 2021.

== Career ==
Clary's career is diverse, spanning clinical psychology, law, entertainment, and education. She began as an office manager and paralegal, then worked as a counselor in various shelters, providing support to those affected by domestic violence, addiction, and HIV. Clary also served as an instructor in medical career education programs.

In the entertainment industry, Clary has worked as an actress in several TV shows, including *Greenleaf*, *Nashville*, and *The Resident*. She also appeared in commercials, public service announcements, and films such as *Dr. Bird's Advice for Sad Poets* (2016).

In 2021, Clary made her directorial debut with *Three Corners of Deception*, a film based on her personal experience with a divorce and custody battle. The film received several accolades, including Best Human Rights Director at the Toronto International Women's Film Festival.

== Accolades ==
Meleeka Clary-Ghosh has won numerous awards for *Three Corners of Deception*, including:
* Best Human Rights Director at the Toronto International Women Film Festival
* Best Female Director at Toronto International Women Film Festival
* Best Female Director at San Francisco Indie Short Festival
* Best Actress at Global Film Festival LA
* Director Honors at the Red River Film Festival

The film also screened at several prestigious festivals, including the Berlin International Art Film Festival and the Paris International Women Festival.

== Filmography ==
* 2016: *Dr. Bird's Advice for Sad Poets* – Kwame's Mother
* 2018: *Eclipse: The Rise of Ink* – Party Guest 1
* 2018: *Nashville* – Nurse
* 2018: *Greenleaf* – Chorus Member
* 2018: *The Resident* – Hospital Visitor
* 2018: *Bittersweet* – Aisha's Mom
* 2019: *Willpower* – Fantasy
* 2020: *Willpower* (TV Show) – Fantasy
* 2021: *Genius* – Church Congregation
* 2021: *Three Corners of Deception* – Dr. Meleeka Clary-Ghosh (Writer, Director)
* 2021: *Heels* – Arena Crowd

== Personal Life ==
Meleeka Clary-Ghosh is passionate about human rights, education, and empowerment. She continues to advocate for these causes through her work in both the entertainment industry and her clinical psychology practice.

Marques C Spraggs

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| other_names = Carry Em Chris
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| years_active = 2007–present
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== Early Life ==
Marques Spraggs was born on June 18, 1994, in Morristown, New Jersey. Raised in Leesburg, Virginia, Marques developed an early passion for music and began his musical career at the age of 13 under the name M Breezy. Growing up in a creative environment, he was able to explore different genres and styles.

== Career ==

=== Music ===
Marques Spraggs initially started his journey as a part of the collective Boys Who Cry Records, founded with his friends. Though Virginia is often associated with trap music and dance, Marques brought a fresh, modern, and inventive approach to his music, which is deeply rooted in emotional expression. He believes that music serves as a powerful language that allows us to communicate things that cannot be expressed in words.

=== Acting ===
In addition to his musical career, Marques Spraggs has expanded into acting. He starred in the short film "Sir," which participated in the George Mason and Fairfax Film Winter festivals. He has ambitions of honing his acting skills and is determined to become a legendary actor in the future.

== Personal Life ==
Marques Spraggs's philosophy on music is summed up by his belief that "Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible for me to remain silent."

== Contact ==
Follow at '''[https://www.instagram.com/carryemchris Instagram]'''
Listen on '''[https://soundcloud.com/carryemchris SoundCloud]'''

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