Category: JOY

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Cathy Hughes and The Quiet Storm: Healing on the Airwaves

Cathy Hughes and The Quiet Storm: Healing on the Airwaves

“Good evening, sweetheart…”Those few words, whispered through radios across America, weren’t just an introduction—they were an invitation. An invita [...]
Survivor Affirmations: I Have the Courage to Expand and Not Shrink

Survivor Affirmations: I Have the Courage to Expand and Not Shrink

There is a particular kind of courage nobody talks about enough. It is the courage to remain recognizable to yourself. Most of us learn very ear [...]
Survivor Affirmation: I Love and Approve of Myself No Matter What

Survivor Affirmation: I Love and Approve of Myself No Matter What

🌟 Affirmation I love and approve of myself, no matter what. I am a valuable person and make worthwhile contributions to the world. Each day, in b [...]
Survivor Affirmations: I Love My Uniqueness

Survivor Affirmations: I Love My Uniqueness

I love myself for my uniqueness.I value myself because I am different. I am exactly as I am meant to be. Only I can make my own unique co [...]
Across the Water: We Were Never Surviving Alone

Across the Water: We Were Never Surviving Alone

There is a way of telling Black history that can accidentally leave Black Americans standing alone. We learn about the courage it took to survive s [...]
The Scar Is Not the Whole Story: What Miss World Uganda’s Extraordinary Gown Asked Us to See

The Scar Is Not the Whole Story: What Miss World Uganda’s Extraordinary Gown Asked Us to See

There are dresses designed to make us look. Then there are dresses designed to make us understand. When Miss World Uganda Muhoza Trivia Elle appeare [...]
I Don’t Remember a World Before Dolly Parton

I Don’t Remember a World Before Dolly Parton

I think some artists enter your life so early that you cannot remember becoming a person without them. Their voices get mixed up with childhood itself [...]
The Afro-Peruvian Woman Who Started Telling the Story She Couldn’t Find

The Afro-Peruvian Woman Who Started Telling the Story She Couldn’t Find

Natalia Barrera Francis did not have to invent an Afro-Peruvian history. It was already there. Generations of Afro-Peruvian people had lived, worked, [...]
Before We Called It Therapy, Black Folks Had the Stage

Before We Called It Therapy, Black Folks Had the Stage

There is an old kind of healing that many Black Americans know, even if nobody ever gave it a clinical name. Some of us met it in a church basement [...]
Do Not Mistake a Blackout for a Lack of Black American Talent

Do Not Mistake a Blackout for a Lack of Black American Talent

Is "Woke" Just the Newest Word for an Old Fear? A History. - WE Survive Abuse One unfortunate reality of anti-Black American racism specifically is [...]
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