Founder of #MyGirlSquad, Lungiswa Moore, recently gave a TalkXTalk in Detroit. In it she was dispelling the narrative that women of color cannot get along! And asserting positive images that speak abundance and beauty in women of color. Take a look here and let us know how you feel about the current black girl narrative. … Continue reading
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Sometimes You Gotta Get Write Down To It!
We love featuring female entrepreneurs who are making a difference in their communities, and across the globe. Meet Raquelle Harris; a writer and editor who has an insatiable love for all media. She has contributed to various online publications such as For Harriet, Nia Magazine and Empire Life. Raquelle currently contributes to Rolling Out … Continue reading
Are Cracker, White Trash, Redneck, Racist Terms?
We’ve heard the terms ‘White Trash’, ‘Redneck’ and alike time or two in our lives, but have these terms evolved into racial slurs. Franchesca “Chescaleigh” Ramsey may have the answer. https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FMTV%2Fvideos%2F10154027418291701%2F&show_text=0&width=560 Video source: MTV Facebook Page Continue reading
When Black Women Talk About Appropriation Of Their Bodies
If you don’t feel good today, or don’t like the way your clothes fit, here’s something to cheer you up and make you feel good about yourself. Enjoy! Video source: The ROOT facebook. Continue reading
“Your Twenties Is For Firing Dudes Who Don’t Act Right”
If you ever thought that your life isn’t put together because you don’t have a man then I beg you to watch this. Source: Divorce Court Continue reading
Akua Afwireng; From A Hobby To A Successful Hair Business
We love featuring female entrepreneurs who are making a difference in their communities, and across the globe. What started out as a hobby for Akua Afwireng, experimenting with Shea butter and essential oils became a successful business. I was glad to catch up with Akua and learn more about her business, Lux Shea Organics. … Continue reading
Behind The Business: REHAB The Blog
We love inspiring stories from individuals across the globe. Meet Tiana Rogers, born and raised in Ohio, USA, packed her bags and moved to Los Angeles, CA at the age 26. Fast forward to 28, Tiana is working in the hospitality business while writing daily. She started a blog called Rehab the blog and is … Continue reading
Black Hair Matters: Beauty In The Braid:
Shani Crowe’s African-Inspired Braids Are Absolutely Mesmerizing! Video by HuffPost Black Voices Facebook Page Continue reading
Working Woman Woes, Part 2
Indra Nooyi shared a letter her daughter had written at the age of four that expressed her desire for mom to come home and she spoke about it at the Women in the World Summit a few months back. She also gave her opinion for what society needs to do to solve this problem of … Continue reading
What’s With Black Churches And Mental Health?
It’s Minority Mental Health Awareness and we found an interesting perspective of mental health on communities of color. Share your thoughts. Video from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5dxqgps-Xs Continue reading
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