Category: Black Women

Black Women, Contributing Writers, Inspiration

Recognizing the Crucial Role of Women

March marks the onset of Women’s History Month, a time dedicated to commemorating and celebrating the invaluable contributions of women throughout history. This annual observance serves as a reminder of the pivotal role women have played in shaping societies, cultures, and economies worldwide. Women’s History Month is not only about acknowledging the achievements of famous historical figures but also about recognizing the countless unsung heroines … Continue reading Recognizing the Crucial Role of Women

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Black History, Black Women, Contributing Writers, Lifestyle

Finding Her Way: California Dreaming

Aubrie Edmond Last weekend, I went on my first long drive. It hadn’t hit me yet that I’d moved to California; it still hasn’t. When I was in high school, I was so adamant that I would never move to the West Coast. I had East Coast sensibilities, it’s where I belonged and I wouldn’t budge. It still hits me how little time has passed … Continue reading Finding Her Way: California Dreaming

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Black History, Black Men, Black Women, Contributing Writers, Goals

Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches

by Jacqueline Johnson Black History Month stands as a vibrant tapestry woven with stories of resilience, achievements, and cultural richness. This annual observance, held every February, is a powerful reminder of the profound impact that Black individuals have had on history and society. The roots of Black History Month trace back to the pioneering work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, often hailed as the “Father … Continue reading Celebrating Black History: A Tapestry of Resilience, Achievements, and Cultural Riches

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Black History, Black Men, Black Women, Viewpoint

Black History: Our History. Our Present. Our Legacy

Celebrating Black History month has a powerful meaning at this time in our communities. As you hear on the news, many politicians and people in general want to say our history did not happen the way it was documented and our family members who know the stories, lived the history, got it wrong. How is that possible? The pain of erasing my history, your history, … Continue reading Black History: Our History. Our Present. Our Legacy

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Active Living, Black Women, Cancer, Community Magazine, Digital Magazine, Health and Wellness

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor-In-Chief Breast cancer is a serious health concern that affects people of all races and ethnicity. However, there are certain factors and considerations that are particularly relevant for Black women. Here are five important things Black women should know about breast cancer: Continue reading Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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