In Harlem Rhapsody, Victoria Christopher Murray immerses the reader in the exciting and energetic times of the Harlem Renaissance. As a Black woman writer and publisher, this book was absolutely thrilling to read.

From the beginning, Things I Hoped For captures the innocence and uncertainty of a young girl blooming into adulthood and ready for an adventure.

Check out our reading list for Women’s History Month 2023 featuring all Black women authors from our community and beyond! Find your next good read here!

GOODW.Y.N. begins with her recollections of the war in Iraq and how they have haunted her even in her life back in the U.S., drawing parallels between being at war with the world, at war with one's own mind and heart, and at war with and for our own Black bodies.

On my 33rd birthday, I declared to all of my family and friends that I had adapted a new name, Yaa. The reactions varied widely. Some people love my new name, others not so much.

The globally acclaimed "positivity queen" has become a beacon of inspiration with a colossal online following exceeding two million devoted supporters. Renowned for her daily motivational mantras, including empowering phrases like "Be Great In Their Face" and "Have A Good Day On Purpose," each punctuated with her signature "Ya' Welcome," Alethea has established the influential brand "Pimpin’ Positivity," dedicated to uplifting millions across the globe.

This week, I’m featuring my conversation with Emelda De Coteau, Founder of When Motherhood Looks Different.

In college, I was fortunate enough to work with a therapist at the wellness center. Although I still had to bridge the cultural gap of being a Black woman living in America for her to understand my experience, she imparted knowledge on the importance of self-care, challenging me to journal and try meditation for my anxiety.

After going through so much in my life, things were going well, until it happened.

I had a head-on collision with not only breast cancer, but colon cancer as well, and it changed my entire outlook on life. I found my cancer through an ultrasound.

The first step towards building a robust financial foundation is to focus on strengthening your earnings. Historically, Black women have been underpaid, which undervalues our immense contribution to the workforce. It's time to shift the narrative…

With college acceptance letters arriving in mailboxes and inboxes around the country, a new chapter begins for many students and their families. However, the excitement of college acceptance often comes hand in hand with the daunting question, "How are we going to pay for this?" 

Creative entrepreneurship can be a thrilling journey because you're not just pursuing a passion, you're stepping into a lifestyle that offers unparalleled freedom and opportunities. However, navigating the path of a creative entrepreneur requires more than just talent and determination. It involves a strategic approach to financial management, self-discipline, and an understanding of the unique freedoms this path provides. 

In recent times, our community has been uplifted and deeply moved by the stories of Black women in the ivory towers of academia. Their journeys, marked by both groundbreaking achievements and poignant challenges, remind us of the resilience and brilliance that define us. 

When we reimagine grief and loss, we realize that many of life’s events can trigger powerful reactions that deserve to be supported with the same gentle care we would bestow with the death of a loved one.