Category: SHE IS AMAZING

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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 [...]
BLACK GIRL, YOUR CREATIVITY HAS TRAVELED THE WORLD 🌍🀎

BLACK GIRL, YOUR CREATIVITY HAS TRAVELED THE WORLD 🌍🀎

  Look around. Hair. Fashion. Dance. Music. Language. Beauty. Humor. Style. So much of what Black communities h [...]
SHE DIDN’T HAVE TO REPRESENT EVERY BLACK GIRL 🀎

SHE DIDN’T HAVE TO REPRESENT EVERY BLACK GIRL 🀎

This may be one of the greatest gifts of having many Black girls in our stories. Laura could be Laura. Ashley could be Ashley. Moesha could b [...]
WE GREW UP WITH THEM 🀎

WE GREW UP WITH THEM 🀎

There's something tender about realizing that some of the Black girls we watched on television aren't girls anymore. Neither are we. Kim Fields. [...]
BLACK GIRLHOOD CAME IN MORE THAN ONE SHADE 🀎

BLACK GIRLHOOD CAME IN MORE THAN ONE SHADE 🀎

Look back at the Black girls many of us watched growing up. Kim Fields. Regina King. Keshia Knight Pulliam. Tempestt Bledsoe. Kellie Sh [...]
REMEMBER THE BLACK GIRL BEST FRIENDS? πŸ’•

REMEMBER THE BLACK GIRL BEST FRIENDS? πŸ’•

Not every Black girl on television was the star. Some were the friend who walked through the front door without knocking. The classmate at the l [...]
BEFORE MOESHA: BLACK TEENAGE GIRLS HAD STORIES πŸ“Ί

BEFORE MOESHA: BLACK TEENAGE GIRLS HAD STORIES πŸ“Ί

Before Moesha was writing in her journal, other Black teenage girls had been growing up on our television screens. Tootie had crushes. Brenda wa [...]
THEY LET BLACK GIRLS BE LITTLE GIRLS πŸŽ€

THEY LET BLACK GIRLS BE LITTLE GIRLS πŸŽ€

There was something precious about watching Rudy Huxtable. Olivia Kendall. Judy Winslow. And the little Black girls who appeared across the s [...]
BLACK GIRLS WE GREW UP WITH πŸ“ΊπŸ€Ž

BLACK GIRLS WE GREW UP WITH πŸ“ΊπŸ€Ž

Before many of us knew the word β€œrepresentation,” we knew the feeling. We knew what it meant to turn on the television and see a Black girl there. [...]
Before the Dress Code Debate: 8 Gentle Questions to Ask Yourself If You Never Feel Like Getting Ready

Before the Dress Code Debate: 8 Gentle Questions to Ask Yourself If You Never Feel Like Getting Ready

  Some conversations become so loud that we forget to ask the quieter questions. Recently, there has been discussion surrounding Tuskegee U [...]
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