4 Things That Inspired My “Remember the 19th” Juneteenth Tee
When I created the “Remember the 19th” Juneteenth tee, I wanted more than just a shirt. I wanted a statement—something that carried the weight of our history and the power...
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The Fastest Woman in the World
Imagine this: A young girl born prematurely, battling polio and scarlet fever, told she might never walk again. Fast forward a few years, and that same girl is standing on...
Black Women in Tennis: Althea Gibson
The 2022 U.S. Open just started, but in 1957 a black woman who grew up in Harlem, beat the odds, won it, and became the #1 Tennis player in the...
For Anyone Wondering What Juneteenth is
Quick Summary (because I love to get to the point): Juneteenth is now a National Holiday recognizing the official end of slavery in the United States. Most slaves had already...
For The Love of Black Women in Hats : The Origin of Black Women's Love for Hats
“Our crowns have been brought and paid for, all we have to do is wear them.” This is a quote by James Baldwin that appears on one of the first...
Women You Should Know Wednesday: Dorothy Dandridge
On Nov. 9, 1922, God blessed the world with actress history making Dorothy Dandridge. She was one of the first major African-American movie stars, a singer, and an activist, and...
Women You Should Know Wednesday: Fannie Lou Hamer
For more information on the GREAT FANNIE LOU HAMER, watch this documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxTReRmH2jA
5 Ways to Stay Resilient in a Pandemic
1.Remember that this chapter of your life will not be entitled “PANDEMIC” Give yourself grace in learning to maneuver a season that we have never walked through in our lives,...