A Conversation With Diamonde Williamson If I had to give Diamonde Williamson one title to define her career, it would be an artist. She’s been able to introduce different parts of herself to showcase her artistic abilities that surpassed what others envisioned...
Nonfiction books by Black Women Sistah Girls, liberation (in my opinion) will come in many different forms for Black women. Some of us need to be liberated from being the Ride or Die chick, while others need to be liberated from our closed minds. We won’t all...
Black History Meets Fantasy Sistah Girls, over the summer I made an executive decision to read at least one book outside my comfort zone. The problem? I had no clue what other genres (outside of my favorite ones) I enjoyed reading. So I began my journey and after...
Sistah Girls, I’m so excited to have Auntie Bev on the podcast! Most people know Beverly Mahone on social media as Auntie Bev, it’s that familiar moniker that has made over 1 million people fall in love with her radiant personality and well-developed...
Celebrating Black Women In Politics When talking about politics you cannot leave out the impact that Black women have had over the years. As a child growing up in Brooklyn, I remember my grandmother taking me down to the polls early in the morning to vote. She...
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.