Thinking of getting dressed to WFH? When I look good, I feel good. Getting dressed helps me feel a sense of normalcy with the world looking very different. 

We all know parenting is hard, especially during these times of remote learning. As I learned to prioritize myself, I became a better mom and a happier wife. I wasn’t as frustrated and tired while interacting with my family. 

"Omarion" variant and all, we’re still affirming abundance for 2022 and beyond. 

Although we often turn hurt into humor, there’s a lot of pain and damage that can be caused by unnecessary comments and statements made by the family at the table during the holidays. Let’s get real and talk about what that means and how to set boundaries with your family as you head home. 

Our periods are a monthly report card and a telltale sign of what's going on with our overall health, but we weren't taught that.   

Without a doubt, Black men in America have and do navigate a unique challenge — balancing the many demands of masculinity and racial oppression at the same time. We need to check in with ourselves, and our self-care daily. 

I’ve written many letters, but the letters that have been most impactful are a collection that I’ve written to my absent father. As the pile of letters grew, so did my empathy. Through this I found forgiveness for a man I barely know. 

Women always ask about my confidence. They really want to ask how I built up the courage to take up space publicly. Dance brings me joy, and in a world that works to steal my smile, joy is worth resistance.

Relive The YOU Retreat, Black Love's first-ever women's wellness event created by our founder Codie Elaine Oliver to feature dynamic women in conversation around their journeys.

Empowering, transformative, and rewarding are the words to describe Black Love's YOU Retreat. This intimate experience held space for 100 women to share, advocate and embrace what healing looks and feels like.

Tika Sumpter, star of "Mixed-ish", talks with Jaleesa Diaz about love, motherhood, and the strength of vulnerability.

I’m doing my best to be active because it has become shockingly clear that we have to take care of ourselves and each other.

Here are a few things you need to know about the dos and don'ts of at-home hair care in the time of quarantine.

It's never too late to set intentions for the year. If you're feeling stuck, consider these quotes to uplift you and encourage you to keep going. 

Personality assessments like Strengthsfinder and Myers-Briggs are popular for finding one’s “type.” But can taking a personality test actually improve your life this year? Contributor Arynetta Floyzelle takes the Enneagram to find out.

Removing the stigma around HIV in the Black community is imperative in forming healthy relationships, spreading awareness, and fusing Black love.

It's World Menopause Month, and this writer shares ways to help your mate through menopause and the powerful role your significant other plays through weight gain, depression, and sometimes suicidal thoughts.

According to statistics, approximately 4 in 10 Black women experience domestic abuse. Dr. Arabia shares what can be done to stay safe in unsafe situations.  

Having more orgasms was great for getting moments of pleasure. But prioritizing feeling good outside the bedroom showed me that I deserved a life of pleasure.

When Mical Roy received a prostate cancer diagnosis, his world changed in unimaginable ways. What was once earth-shattering news has turned into a personal journey to encourage other Black men about the importance of early detection.