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Becoming a Radical Black Woman: What Women Behind MLK Taught Us
Black women behind MLK’s movement learned how to defend themselves. Their radical feminist approaches need to be taught and used more by Black women today.
I have 5 years to get my life together - here are 3 ways to do this.
I discovered three tricks to get your life as close to where you want it to be in the next five years, despite what the devil throws your way.
What 'Wakanda Forever' Get Right About Strong & Angry Black Women
The script shows what truly is #blackgirlmagic. And that’s finding a way to be strong, vulnerable, and strategic in a world that conspires against you.
How Starbucks Drinks Predict Your Leadership Traits
A fun, scientific method to understand my career paths and tap into my strong leadership traits. All revealed in the alluring aroma of a Starbucks cup.
Relocating to Kenya from the U.S. - Important Tips for Black Expats
Kenya is one of my top best countries to live in and best places to travel as a Black American expat. Here are some tips I’d give to prepare for moving abroad.
Is the EEOC Doing Enough To Protect Black Women With ADHD?
ADHD, a neurological condition typically associated with boys and white men, affects approximately 2.8 percent of adults worldwide, and studies show women and girls are significantly underdiagnosed. Black women and girls are the least likely to receive a diagnosis or medical care.
If women as a whole are labeled “unstable” when showing signs of ADHD, it’s imaginable that the most underserved neurominority—Black women—will experience worse backlash due to racial and gender bias.
Why Adding Ikigai to My Professional Development Saved My Career
The Strong Black Woman trope is a survival tactic that too many women depend on. Ikigai shows you how to take care of yourself while taking care of others.
The History Behind Doors in Europe
We’ve taken for granted the way doors represent our values, opinions, and status. Today, most of us probably don’t think twice about why we even use doors or what and why people try to hide behind them.
Black Women Are Leaving the United States in Record Numbers—Here’s Why
After barely getting out alive, there was no way I was continuing medical treatment in the United States.
I know too well why Black women feel unsafe in America. The most insignificant parts of any other woman’s week become nexus events forcing Black women into a corner, where we…
Three Eye-opening Benefits of a Terms & Conditions Contract for Freelancers
A terms & conditions (T&C) document is a great way to establish boundaries, especially when you are self-employed. Think of it as a way of defining what someone agrees to do while collaborating with you on a shared objective.
Why Jennifer Hudson's EGOT Reminds Me to Conquer My Wildest Dreams
Her EGOT status reminds me of what I need to reach the highest peak of my professional journey.
How to Remain Competitive and Gain Success in the Remote Work Age
Remote work can be a win-win situation for you and your future employer. If finding legitimate work-from-home jobs is still your goal, you need to know and do these three things.
Three Truths Black Women in Crypto Need to Accept
Three questions made me rethink studying blockchain and the crypto market as a Black woman.
This is Not How You Protect Black Women
I doubt Will Smith is coming to my hood to slap a man on the corner calling me a bitch because I didn’t smile at his compliment. I doubt Will Smith is thinking about over 5.2 million Black women (myself included) who experienced domestic violence at the hands of a Black man as he assaulted Chris Rock on national television.
A Quick Note on "Buying Black"
Do we really still think we can “Buy Black” or “Black-Owned” our way out of racial inequity? The answer isn’t easy for Black female entrepreneurs.
Cheslie Kryst and the Worthy, Weary Black Woman
More Cheslies will die if we don't stop raising Black women to compare themselves to each other and the rest of society.
Running a Successful Nonprofit Remotely | Tips for Digital Nomads
Includes an interview with Shar Wynter, founder of XpatChats and the Xpat App.
Where’s the Demand for Ambitious Black Artists in the NFT Market?
It's a question you gotta ask if you wanna connect making an impact with making an income.
Becoming an Alpha Female (Lessons in Leadership from Ellen Johnson Sirleaf)
It's one of those labels we use without knowing what it actually means.