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    Rest as Resistance: Why Black Women Are Reclaiming the Right to Rest

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    August 14, 2024
    Rest as Resistance: Why Black Women Are Reclaiming the Right to Rest

    The conversation around rest, or our lack thereof, is becoming more urgent, as more Black women realize that rest isn’t a luxury — it’s necessary for our survival.

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    The Weight of Survival: Empowering Black Women to Thrive at Work — and in Life

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    August 7, 2024
    The Weight of Survival: Empowering Black Women to Thrive at Work — and in Life

    Navigating the corporate workplace, or any workplace, really, can be challenging for anyone. But for Black women, the journey often feels like a high-stakes balancing act.

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    Embracing the Magic and Strength of Black Women: A Journey of Empowerment and Self-Care

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    July 31, 2024
    Embracing the Magic and Strength of Black Women: A Journey of Empowerment and Self-Care

    Too often our global society is overly critical of Black women. But we persevere, celebrating every win, no matter how small, because we understand that each win sets the tone for those Black women coming up behind us — and that is just as important as our individual celebrations today.

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    Black Women, Don’t Stay in Rooms Where You Are Not Celebrated 

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    July 24, 2024
    Black Women, Don’t Stay in Rooms Where You Are Not Celebrated 

    One of my best friends is constantly telling me to advocate for myself on jobs. She says I take way too much nonsense on the job, and that I don’t stick up for myself when the heaux sh$! is coming down. She’s right. I do. I usually don’t say a word…

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  • Ponder this

    Family Stress Will Break You Down if You Let It

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    July 17, 2024
    Family Stress Will Break You  Down if You Let It

    For Black women family pressures can be so extreme they inhibit growth, cause extreme stress and even pre-empt a downfall

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    Black Women over 40, Here’s What You Need to Know about that Toxic Friends and Family Plan

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    July 10, 2024
    Black Women over 40, Here’s What You Need to Know about that Toxic Friends and Family Plan

    Black women often have a tough time dealing with family pressures. I know what it’s like, but I’ve figured out a way to quiet the noise and sharpen your focus where it should be — on yourself.

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    Betrayal Cuts Deeper than a Knife — Especially When It’s Close to Home

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    July 3, 2024
    Betrayal Cuts Deeper than a Knife — Especially When It’s Close to Home

    One of my best friends comes from a large family. She has at least a dozen sisters — I’m exaggerating, but not by much — and she just told me a story about one sister and another sister’s child that made my blood boil. To preserve their privacy, we’ll call…

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    Invest in Friendship, Black Women. It’s the Best Life Move You Can Make

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    June 26, 2024
    Invest in Friendship, Black Women. It’s the Best Life Move You Can Make

    So, my best friend is on the fast track to CPO, chief people officer, and I’m helping. She’s got decades of diverse and nuanced experience and know how in her repertoire, is successfully securing board seats, and we’re building her a strong, thematically driven brand that epitomizes her professional prowess…

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  • For the culture

    Drake, Sometimes We Just Gotta Know Our Place

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    June 19, 2024
    Drake, Sometimes We Just Gotta Know Our Place

    So, unless you were living under a rock you know that this Juneteenth Kendric Lamar held a sold out, celebrity studded show at the Forum in LA. It was essentially a televised continuation of his successful attack on Drake.  It all started with a diss track, and it has escalated…

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