“My Nubian Princesses!” lives rent free in my mind. It’s a beauty-affirming motto my mother would say to my sisters and I throughout our lives. And it is the one of the first lessons from my mother about beauty. In Atlanta in the early 90’s, three little black girls gather to take a picture at …
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In honor of the day our IHTG editorial staff is sharing our favorite Mother’s Day gift ideas that you can buy from female run, black-owned businesses.
Seems like just a few days ago we were nervously celebrating bringing in 2021 and here it is, summer time already. The temp is heating up, outside is opening up, yall keep posting your Covid vaccine cards, and the streets are calling for us!! Time to answer the call sis, let me show you how …
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This book is a financial education resource. As boring as that sounds, trust me, it is NOT. That’s the beauty of Tiffany Aliche. She somehow blends effective financial techniques and terminology with the clarity of an elementary school teacher. Lol, seriously, anybody can understand the way she delivers it.
Grief. The pain that festers and spreads like wildfire. You can’t run from it. It travels deep within. It’s one of the most overwhelming feelings in this life. On the other hand, you can spend days feeling completely numb. Your days grow darker. Grief is an emotion that you have no other option but to …
Self-care is toxic. Unfortunately the words “self” and “care” have become heavy on the “self” and barely offer any long-term sustainability on the “care”. I know at this point you’re like “Ok, here’s another stink think piece by an anti-happiness millennial.” That’s fair! Self-care typically involves activities that are within the parameters of something that …
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