9 Quotes from Maya Angelou to Nourish the Survivor’s Soul (Part 2)
Updated for 2025 🌟 Resilience & Strength “You may not control all the events that happen to you,
Updated for 2025 🌟 Resilience & Strength “You may not control all the events that happen to you,
There comes a moment — after the thunder, after the tears — when the air feels different. It’s
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updated from December 2024 I love it when women tell our own stories in our own
Exploring the parts of ourselves we learned to hide, the roles we learned to play, and the freedom
Alberta Hunter’s life was a testament to the power of the “unpolished” authentic soul. She was a woman
Is “Woke” Just the Newest Word for an Old Fear? A History. – WE Survive Abuse One unfortunate
We are not living in the time of afterschool specials, radio dedications, and songs that reached through the
In this life, there will be pain, trials, and tribulations. I am truly thankful for the gift
It isn’t that people think that Black art should never be critiqued, but there is undeniable and die-hard
“I am everyday people…” Simple words, sacred meaning. Arrested Development’s “People Everyday” is more than a remix of
In 1993, Oprah Winfrey starred in a television movie called There Are No Children Here. She played LaJoe
Sometimes Black women’s films are praised for being “nice,” “nostalgic,” or “beloved,” while the craft gets undercounted. Stompin’
Look back at the Black girls many of us watched growing up. Kim Fields. Regina King. Keshia Knight
Black culture is truly a wonderful vibe. Being Black is a beautiful blessing I wouldn’t trade for anything
These photos are evidence of resilience. In 1970, New York City was officially collapsing. The media called it
Some songs stay with us because they are beautiful. Others stay with us because they tell a truth
Some chapters prove you can survive. Others remind you that survival was never supposed to be the whole
Before many of us knew the word “representation,” we knew the feeling. We knew what it meant to
There is something quietly radical about The Forever Tree. Tawny Bennett, played by Olivia Washington, is a young