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Slow, indulgent stories for Black women to feel seen 🌺 Sent with love from Black women writers around the globe. Black Women In Bloom, the coffee table book, coming Spring 2026.
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R&B Singer Jaiel Gets Candid About What It Really Takes To Bloom In Her Debut Album | Carefree Convos (opens the original)
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A few months ago, I received an email from a musician who described herself as an “emerging independent artist based in Colorado making whimsical pop/r&b music and visuals for women and girls who are evolving.” My interest was piqued; I hadn’t heard of many (read: any) Black girl pop/R&B artists from Colorado, and ya girl loves whimsical Black girls reaching for their best selves. I’ve since gotten to know her more (and hung out with her in Atlanta) and at length discuss what blooming means to h
A Different World Is Back. Do We Still Want the Dwayne & Whitley Fantasy? (opens the original)
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You’re Invited 🌸 Black Women In Bloom Chicago (opens the original)
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Hey y’all,The Black Women In Bloom book tour is here! ✨🎉Next stop: we’re bringing this beauty to Chicago for two back-to-back bloom-full events. 🌸 Get your tickets before they sell out!Here are the details.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!GFDU!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-med
How Friendships with Black Women Helped Me Heal (opens the original)
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The Text That Called Me Abnormal—and the Woman I Became Because of It (opens the original)
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