With many people being sequestered to their homes, we’ve seen a resurgence in plant love as newbies all over are trying to perfect their “green thumb”. Even IHTG’s editor, Isis, is trying her hand at it. If you haven’t considered it, the pandemic is giving us all the needed time to engage in this activity …
Brown Girls Green Thumbing! 4 Women Share Their Plant Love Read More »
Doing nothing sounds nice but many of us can’t bring ourselves to do it. Why? We live in a multi-tasking, hustle-hard, and team-no-sleep culture. That’s part of the reason “self-care” has become such a buzzword nowadays. And for us women, we give so much of ourselves to others so often that guilt follows whenever we take …
Finding Balance: Distinguishing Between Self-Care and Laziness Read More »
Yes. We’ve all been cooped up trying to save ourselves from big, bad ‘Rona. During this time, my friends and I have been daydreaming about where we’re going to travel when outside decides to open back up.
I spent most of the day, today running. Not physically, no. Mentally. I spent all day trying to keep my mind off of the lynching of black bodies in America. I jumped from movie to movie, to ridiculous episodes of Empire. Binge-watching “For Life” with so much angst, but joy because I know that eventually, …
Escapism is vital for black mental health to thrive and that in itself is a problem. Read More »
I finally understand why white women in Horror films are important. This quarantine has forced me to dig a little deeper into my movie searches and I found myself watching a film on the SyFy channel entitled, “The Boy”. Why hadn’t anyone told me about this film before? Now, I love a good Thriller/Horror film. …
White Girl Horror Movie Behaviors We Love to Hate Read More »
Not even a full week out of Black History Month and the BS from the racists has started up already. This time, they’ve set their ire on Honey Pot Co. founder, Bea Dixon. In a Target ad about her feminine product’s brand, Dixon speaks about how her company inspires little black girls. Yep, that was …
They Tried It: Racists react to Target Honey Pot ad that uplifts black girls Read More »
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