My Favorite Black Romance Tropes… Sistah Girls, how do you feel about co-workers connecting or a boss and subordinate getting cozy? And how do you feel about exes getting a second chance? I hope you like those tropes because I love them, and this listicle...
Sistah Girls, there are some books that everyone should read. I have put together a list of books that you definitely should have already read by now. If you haven’t no worries, I’ve gotcha! Sand to the Beach by Shae Sanders I recently discovered and...
Classic Black Romance Novels Sistah Girls, Black Romance is everything. A vintage love story is like heaven on earth. We are taking it back, so, for this list, I have throwback Black love stories you might remember; if not, enjoy these old-school treats. Brenda...
The Last Vestige of Goodness and Grace For The Master- Eric Jerome Dickey The Son of Mr. Suleman by Eric Jerome Dickey was yet another masterful piece of art by one of the greatest writers and storytellers of this century. In this final edition, Dickey showed readers...
Sistah Girls, Black Romance, and music are intensely popular in the stories we tell. I always like to peruse the list to find new music. These stories, this time, have music as the theme and central focus for the story. Sistah Girls, this listicle is for music...
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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![An Urban Legend: Al-Saadiq Banks [Interview]](https://shareehereford.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/kmkfdkn4d66a0emljrklv21fc6._SX300_CR0000_-45x45.jpg){kind=small}
