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- Sep 29, 2026
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Jasmine Guy, A Love Letter — Thank You For Showing Black Women That Aging Is A Privilege, Not A Problem (opens the original)
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Although we, as a culture, know you as our beloved Whitley from A Different World, we want to take a moment to share how much we love you for simply being you. With a voice as unique as they come, Jasmine, we always know you’ve arrived before we even see you. That is only one of the things that makes you stand out from the rest, because, might we add, your beauty only gets better with time. It’s what many would call timeless beauty. No matter what the internet has to say, you were an it girl the
Inside The Support Your Girlfriends Retreat Where Tamika Mallory, Yandy Smith & Black Women Come To Heal, Dream & Build [Exclusive] (opens the original)
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The definition of a girl’s trip has taken on a whole new meaning thanks to Support Your Girlfriends. Created by Dr. Nikkia McClain in 2017, Support Your Girlfriends initially started as a way for McClain to empower, connect, and celebrate the people in her circle. Today it brings that same community to others. When McClain’s close friends, Tamika D. Mallory and Lucinda Cross, were in need of the perfect escape from reality, she turned it into a trip for 10 women for a getaway to Jamaica. Now, a
Whitney Houston, A Love Letter — The Voice, The Beauty, The Blueprint... And Now, A Barbie To Match (opens the original)
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Dearest Whitney Houston, yesterday (August 9) would’ve been your 63rd birthday, and it’s been 14 years since you departed this earthly realm. You were dubbed the voice for a reason. Your unmatched vocal power, not to mention that enormous three-octave range and crystalline tone, coupled with precise pitch control – Whitney, you were born to share your voice with the world, and we are grateful that you accepted the call. Whether it was the time you performed “How Will I Know” at the 1986 American
Black Mental Health Awareness Month: 'I Say Opportunity, Not Crisis' — How Gen Z Is Changing Mental Health For The Better [Exclusive] (opens the original)
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Mental health is at the forefront of many conversations in today’s landscape, a step up from what it used to be, with younger generations speaking up more than ever when they’re not okay. In 2008, July was nationally declared as Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, two years after the prominent author and mental health advocate’s passing. Moore, known for her tireless work in championing the erasure of the stigma associated with mental health and the Black community, walke
National Black Mental Health Awareness Month —The Most Powerful Thing Black Parents Can Do For Their Child's Mental Health Isn't What You Think (opens the original)
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July is National Black Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the unique mental health challenges facing Black communities and the importance of breaking generational stigma. While Gen Z is seeking therapy and speaking more openly about emotional well-being than previous generations, many Black women are still met with familiar responses like, “You’re strong” or “Just pray about it.” Though often well-intentioned, experts say those messages can discourage vulnerability and make it ha
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