Over the past five seasons, Nic has illustrated hard-hitting realities that Black boys and young men face every day, including police brutality, and searching for a greater purpose. This season, he’s helping us interrogate the intersection of masculinity and intimacy.
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.
From work to keeping up with current events, life can be some overwhelming ish. My practice of self-care isn’t something I can afford to lose.
Black Love talks with sexuality doula, sex educator, and sensualist Ev'Yan Whitney, on sexual liberation, healing sexual trauma, and how it’s never too late to discover what your body needs.
My soul was at peace knowing my daughter had been blessed with a protective and loving father, but their closeness showed me the daddy issues I had buried deep.
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.
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.
The YOU Retreat was a success, and we wouldn’t have been able to pull off this day of sisterhood without our sponsors! Each Black-owned and woman-owned business donated its resources, products, and gifts to our speakers and panelists.
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.
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.
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.
Self-care is self-love. Never forget that. Read these tips if you've been struggling with giving yourself the TLC (tender loving care) you deserve.
Elevate App founders share their journey as entrepreneurs and equipping people to overcome trauma and prioritize mental and emotional wellness.
It's okay to admit that you're not okay right now.
When setting our goals and vision for 2020, we didn’t expect a global pandemic. This award-winning psychotherapist provides healthy coping mechanisms to manage your mental capacity.
For your daily dose of inspiration and mental stimulation, add these Instagram accounts to your newsfeed because every post is worth a double-tap. Trust us; you won't be disappointed!
Health and wellness guru, and celebrity trainer to the stars, Joe Holder, offers personal tools to help you move away from being mindless to being mindful in the current climate of COVID-19.
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