‘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.
How to Spot a Narcissist
The only vulnerability the narcissist concerns themselves with is yours, and they will do whatever it takes to exploit your vulnerability.
How Black Women Can Own Their Sexuality in a World of Chloe Bailey Haters
We are afraid to be perceived as a sexual being of any kind because society has taught us that sexual liberation equals promiscuity.
Why Fixing the Broken Parts in Me Was What I Needed to Live My Best Life
I’ve figured out where that pain started from, removed it from my soul, and now continue to do the things I need to do to heal.
I Thought I Knew How to Get Through the Pandemic…Until I Got COVID
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.
Teaching Our Kids Self-Love is One of Our Greatest Forms of Activism
As more adults are learning and implementing self-love, these practices can now permeate to children as well.
Men’s Round Table Brings Transparency, Connectivity, and Brotherhood
The series features 8 episodes that offer a range of perspectives through impactful conversations.
How to Be an Advocate Without Being on the Front Lines
If you're unable to join civil rights protests, this writer offers solutions to mobilize your activism beyond the front lines.
Our Rainbow After the Storm: Giving Birth After the Loss of Our Baby Girl
"Childbirth is a thin line between life and death." It wasn't until the second pregnancy I began to understand the weight of those words.
A Cry for Help: My Silent Battle With Suicide and Depression
Craig "Kingston" Young was on the brink of taking his life due to societal stressors, but a one-way ticket abroad saved him in more ways than he imagined.
5 Things My Divorce Taught Me About Finding Inner Joy and Peace
After two years of marriage, I am currently going through a divorce. Regardless of the outcome, there is something on the other side. What that is, only God and time know the answer to that question.
Transforming Our Reality of Loss and Grief as Angel Parents
I use the grief I feel to inform my ability to fight with love - because grief is love. And nothing is more potent than love.
Here’s Why Black Joy is an Act of Resistance
It's Black Joy Month! This past year was filled with immense grief, but we're leaning into joy. While pain may be a part of our experience, it is not our whole story, and this writer is rediscovering the beauty of black joy and challenging others to do the same.
Remembering the 3 C’s When Parenting Queer Children
Pride Month isn't and shouldn’t be the only time to discuss how we can hold space for the Black queer community.
Nia Long Talks Representation and Redefinition of Diversity in Hollywood and Beyond
Veteran actress Nia Long talks healing in action: "We understand we are more powerful when we stand together."
Elevate App Founders Talk Mental Health and Black Men Embracing Vulnerability
Elevate App founders share their journey as entrepreneurs and equipping people to overcome trauma and prioritize mental and emotional wellness.
How to Use Love Letters to Deepen Your Connection During Quarantine
As a part of our healing journey, we committed to 30 days of love letters. He wrote me a letter a day, and I responded.
A Love Letter to Who I Am Now and the Brown Skin Girl I Once Was
A necessary conversation with my mirror, and the scarred imperfections I used to see when I looked at my reflection.
My Dad, Me, and the Healing Power of Forgiveness
I made space for forgiveness so we could have a breakthrough, and I'm better because of it.
Quarantine Depression is Real, Here’s How I’m Working Through It
It's okay to admit that you're not okay right now.
