Tag Archives: black women

A Narrative

I’ve been shifting from a narrative that I was thought I was supposed to follow and move into a space that feels organically me. Highlighting my Black features is one way that I will continue celebrating beauty, for years to … Continue reading

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Black Women Mental Health

Black women also face specific obstacles when it comes to mental health and overall wellness. What have you learned from your therapy journey and the foundation’s work? The more research I did—and [looking at] my own sessions—I started thinking about … Continue reading

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Single Black female hiker here!

“Single Black female hiker here! My love of hiking started with local parks like Robinswood, Coal Creek, Kelsey Creek and Weowna. Then, I graduated to Cougar Mountain. Now, I’m working on Tiger Mountain trails. There are a few extraordinary experiences that … Continue reading

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Black Women

Being a black woman in a male dominated industry, I’ve had to kick down doors and works twice as hard. Also being a Black woman entertainer, I’ve come to discover the perceived disparity between skin colors. I never let negativity … Continue reading

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The Fashion Significance of Juneteenth

Both women are united in using their personal style as a mode of thoughtful expression. “I want to show myself as authentically as I can, so wearing my hair naturally in locs and having a nose ring are things that I like … Continue reading

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