Stand by Me
Karega and Felicia recount the day that their daughter Kamaiu SOL transitioned, and how their grief shaped their perspective on subject.
Stand by Me
Karega and Felicia recount the day that their daughter Kamaiu SOL transitioned, and how their grief shaped their perspective on subject.
How I’ve Chosen to Unlearn and Heal From Church Trauma
I love God, but I’ve still had to heal from an immense amount of sexual shame and church trauma.
Life Lessons That Helped Mend My Wounded Heart
How appreciating the love of my stepfather and husband helped me heal my heart from abandonment.
How Influencer Mattie James Creates Everyday Magic
Cultivating everyday magic is not reserved for mythical creatures. You, too, can create magic in your life because being a superwoman is not sustainable.
10 Books That Inspire Multifaceted Black Excellence
There is no one route to Black excellence. There are many paths to success and forward movement.Â
How I Healed After My Abortion and Helped Other Women Do the Same
I carried shame for years after my abortion, but nothing is wasted. Every past mistake, past pain, and past hurt can be used.
“Profiled: The Black Man” is a Docu-series Everyone Should See
The way that we counter the narratives about Black men is by sharing and elevating the narratives of the opposite.
How to Assess and Address Toxicity in Relationships
This week, Black Love is checking in with relationship expert Dr. Ally. The ladies of Tyler Perry’s #SistasonBET often find themselves in relationships that aren’t ideal, so we’re going beyond the surface to explore various types of toxic relationships, how we can prepare to exit, and healing from childhood trauma.Â
“Juice WRLD: Into the Abyss” and Mental Health Resources for the Black Community
Juice WRLD helped forge a path where my boys can speak to their angst or confusion. Every Black man - and our entire community - deserves a safe space to process their grief.
10 Black-Owned Organizations to Support on Giving Tuesday
It’s Giving Tuesday! Support these Black-owned nonprofits/organizations making the world a better place for our communities.Â
“High On The Hog’s” Stephen Satterfield Talks Season 2 and Southern Holiday Traditions
As we prepare to eat the foods of our culture, Black Love spoke with chef, media company founder, and host of High on the Hog Stephen Satterfield to talk holiday traditions, the erasure of Black chefs, how the show has impacted his life, and what we can expect from Season 2. Â
We’re Obsessed With This Vegan Mac and Cheese Recipe From Tabitha Brown. You Will Be Too.
'Cause that’s our business. Thanksgiving is almost here! Vegans, look no further for your go-to vegan mac and cheese recipe that’s Auntie Tab approved.Â
HBCU Love: David & Kayla – Prairie View A&M University
From a game of Connect Four to a real-life connection, here’s how David and Kayla’s HBCU Love story played out.
HBCU Love: Leo & Jai Rachal – Grambling State University
Leo & Jai Rachal are college sweethearts, but their HBCU Love story is far from typical.
How to Love Your Friends Based on Their Love Language
It’s #InternationalFriendshipDay! Your friends are your chosen family, and today, we’re here to help you love them better based on their love languages. While you might believe that The Five Love Languages are reserved for romantic relationships, your friends deserve the same specificity in love as your partner does. Here’s what you need to know if you want to up your love language game.Â
‘What’s Underneath’ Features Heart-Warming Stories to Promote Acceptance, Healing, and Racial Justice
The end result being an emotional undressing of past traumas and experiences.
4 Tips to Make Your Galentine’s Day Magical
Here are 4 tips to make your Galentine’s Day get-together one for the books.Â
Now is the Time: Following Your Dreams During a Pandemic
Jared Williams didn’t start the year thinking he’d be moving across the country to follow his dreams within months. Then, a pandemic hit. Â
She Relocated for Love, Would You?
This independent career woman picked up and relocated for love. Would you?Â
