Classic Black Literature Sistah Girls, creating this listicle was very nostalgic. It reminded me of those nights as a child when I’d sneak to read some of these novels because they were far too advanced for my adolescent self. When you think of classic...
I Wanna Be Down by AshleyNicole Sistah Girls, after a long hiatus from reading I’m back!! I went through a phase of starting and stopping books for quite some time and honestly, I thought it was the end of reading for me. Well at least for a while. But one day I was...
You Could Do Damage (Series) by K.C. Mills Sistah Girls, it’s been a while since I’ve written a review and honestly, I missed it. Kincaid and Nari were the couple to bring me out of this faux retirement. Kincaid Akel is a no-nonsense businessman who straddles the...
Black Romance Novels With Black Plus-Size Women Sistah Girls, if you’re a big fine woman this listicle is for you. One thing Black authors will do is give us real-life love and romance, and we all know that comes in all shapes and sizes. After scrolling on...
Sistah Girls, there is always that in-between point where you’re just finishing the best book ever while trying to find the next good book. To make that process easier we are sharing catalogs from authors who we’ve read and loved. Not only are we sharing their work...
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}
