Queer Queens Travel Is Helping Women Wander The World With Pride
Sheneice Brown and Shanoira Lewis are creating safe, inclusive travel experiences that celebrate queer joy and Black culture. Meet the dynamic duo breaking down barriers and redefining globetrotting for the LGBTQ+ community.
10 Public Art Displays You Need To Visit This Summer
A public art detour is the perfect addition to your next road trip.
The Healing Power Of Horses
Patricia E. Kelly’s personal quest for peace led her to found Ebony Horsewomen, which is all about exploring the therapeutic benefits of horseback riding.
Meet The Founders Giving Artists A Greater Stake In Their Work
May is mental health awareness month—here’s how a healthier and more equitable art industry helps everyone.
Sweet Travels: Houston, Texas
Searching for your next great adventure? This Sweet July series taps top travel enthusiasts to share first-hand insight into their ventures across the country and world, so you know exactly what to expect and how to prepare once you book your ticket. Wishing you safe—and sweet—travels! Today: Gabrielle Nicole Pharms shares her top tips for […]
Who’s The Cool Mom Without Her Crew?
When it comes to raising a baby, we often hear about the vital roles of mothers, fathers, grandparents, and siblings in the child’s upbringing. But let’s not overlook the crucial influence of female friendships.
11 Women-Owned Bookstores Across The U.S.
The coziest and best-curated bookstores are usually owned by people who are like me—women who believe in the power of the written word in understanding ourselves and each other.
How Sabbaticals Are Revolutionizing Self-Care
Amidst the hamster wheel of burnout and systemic barriers, here’s why many Black women are taking extended periods of time away from work.
Activist Wawa Gatheru Is Merging Climate And Culture
The Black Girl Environmentalist founder is dedicated to making the climate movement as diverse as the world it’s trying to save.
6 Women On The Highs And Lows Of Working In Weed
Despite the growing acceptance of cannabis, Black women in this line of work still face major barriers. We’re spotlighting the visionaries taking matters into their own hands—by stepping up to make the industry more inclusive, mindful, and connected.
The Role Of Black Women Birth Workers
Now more than ever, strong birthing teams are needed to help address Black maternal mortality.
Rachel Cargle and A Little Day Brunch Are Celebrating Me Season
“Me season is mostly about understanding myself for myself.”