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Black Dollaz Matter: My Favorite Black Women Owned Businesses
There is so much power in supporting Black women-owned businesses. Support some of our favs with our curated list. From multimedia developer

teryndenae
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10 Affirmations to Show Up With Confidence💁🏾♀️
Tap into the power of positive affirmations and yoga to show up with confidence. Here are 10 affirmations for self-esteem and confidence.

teryndenae
3 min read


HerStory, Our Future: Showing Up for Black Women.
I am so happy to collaborate with my sister, Jada, on this series of posts from both of our blogs! Show up for Black Women!

Jada Haynes
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This Woman Votes. ✨
I am a fourth-generation Southern Black woman voter. I vote because I want to have a say in my communities and I want better for our...

teryndenae
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Twenty-Four Things That Give Me Joy. ✨
his blog post, is not only the birthday edition, but the joy edition! ✨What brings you joy? Check out some of the responses over on our Inst

teryndenae
8 min read


Black Hair Stories: Loc Love
As a Black girl, hair plays a major part in who we are, from birth. Whether it's getting your scalp greased, or connecting your braids to pr

Erika Poe
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Black Hair Stories: Curl Love
Black Hair Stories are stories of Black women and how their hair journey has shaped them. For Black Girls Who Have A Lot to Say is invested

Semaj Davis
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Black Women in Politics: Adrienne's Story.
Adrienne Spinner is a stay-at-home mom of two and a community advocate. Her political experience began with a run for her county’s Board of

Adrienne Spinner
5 min read


Resistance.
Black folks have resistance in our DNA. I can say that I'm feeling so damn proud to be Black.

teryndenae
5 min read


Loc Love.
Black Hair Stories are stories of Black women and how their hair journey has shaped them. For Black Girls Who Have A Lot to Say is...

teryndenae
4 min read


#BeCounted. 🙋🏾♀️
The Census will decide how millions of federal funding will be allocated in our communities for ten years.

teryndenae
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Black Women's History Month.
March 1 is declared to be Black Women's Appreciation Day!

teryndenae
3 min read


Democratic Debates take Atlanta, GA.
The 5th Presidential Democratic debates took place in Atlanta, GA just a few weeks ago. The debates were [ historically] hosted at the...

teryndenae
4 min read


Protect Black Women and Girls.
Since as far back as I've heard, read, and known there has been a long history of disregard for the safety of Black women and girls. From...

teryndenae
4 min read
How to Create the Perfect Election Day Plan!
The past few months have been a whirlwind. COVID-19 shook the world in a way that most have never seen in their lifetime. We've adjusted...

teryndenae
7 min read


NVRD: the for us by us edition
Song: FUBU by Solange. This past weekend, I had the opportunity to partner with Woke Vote, National Voter Registration Day, and seven...

teryndenae
5 min read


I Can't Breathe
Five years ago, the nation watched as Eric Garner was murdered at the hands of white police officer Daniel Pantaleo. As Pantaleo used...
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Being Black in white Spaces, part 1.
A few days after a conference in Boone, Iowa, I’ve struggled to understand how white people can continue to invite Black people and...
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Get Out the Damn Vote
#VotingWhileBlack Just 54 years after the Voting Rights Act of 1965 gave Black people the right to vote, we have seen the election of the...
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2 min read
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