Sistah Girls, like Thelma Bryant-Davis, puts it, “I am a language person,” so yeah, I enjoy watching interviews and speeches by Black authors, because why not? There is something filling about watching one of your favorite authors speak and engage with...
Book Review: Nearly All The Men In Lagos Are Mad by Damilare Kuku Sistah Girls, have you ever not been looking for and yet found just the book you wanted? I mean, it is the sweetest feeling ever! The hard work of searching for a good novel no be here (not easy), which...
Urban Novels to Read This Fall Sistah Girls, you all know that getting a good book to read sometimes is like kissing a million frogs with all the attending stress to get your prize. Well, add to that a disinterest in all your usual reads and what you have is, for want...
After That, Read This… Sistah Girls, these past few weeks have been tough, no joke, school work, chasing money and some other micro-aggressive issues that want to steal my thunder, but for where (nah)! “Can’t nobody take my pride, can’t nobody...
Classic African Novels Sistah Girls, some novels are just a part of everything that reminds you of your childhood. It is in the crazy songs you composed about them; it is in the nonsensical stuff you read into them but now see differently. We are taking a trip down...
For women of color to continue the conversations that we have in the nail salon, beauty parlor, church, and during our lunch breaks at work. This is a place where you can kick off your shoes and get comfortable.
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