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.
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.
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.
Living by the motto "built in the kitchen, sculpted in the gym," wellness expert Kevin Curry speaks on the biggest misconceptions about the power of food and its effects on our everyday lives.
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.
Melissa Butler is creating her own rules for success and to celebrate Black Business Month she offers her career commandments and ways to attract abundance into your daily life.
New York-based ER Physician Dr. Arabia Mollette discusses the challenges of working on the frontline and the disproportionate impact of COVID-19, "It's time for us as a community to stand in solidarity to fight this pandemic."
If you've realized that you're skin starved too, know that you can show your body some extra love even while social distancing.
Remember that "now is not your forever” it is just a season! Here are a few tips to help you navigate the present moment with more ease and patience.
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.
Pride Month isn't and shouldn’t be the only time to discuss how we can hold space for the Black queer community.
Elevate App founders share their journey as entrepreneurs and equipping people to overcome trauma and prioritize mental and emotional wellness.
I made space for forgiveness so we could have a breakthrough, and I'm better because of it.
It's okay to admit that you're not okay right now.
I have to reaffirm my Blackness in my children. I need to provide tradition, education, and give power to Black things like the bonnet, so they are equally empowered.
America's social fabric is changing right before our eyes, and the continued need for support in ways that affirm our humanity is vital.
Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Elijah Blake talks about his newest project and reflections on his healing journey.
Showcasing Black Love, in all of its beauty and power, is a form of protest. Despite these traumatic times, this photo series captures the acts of love and joy within our community.
Owning the imperfections of his childhood helped the 35-year-old singer on his journey of personal growth, forgiveness, and becoming the ultimate dad.
If you're not in communication with your father right now, know it's okay and that your journey to reconciliation is a personal one.
I lost my father to gun violence, and it left an empty void, but I've found beauty in pain. Here's how I'm coping.