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I just got back from Los Angeles! Talk about California dreaming! I hope you all will join me here on the blog and across our socials for...

As a Southern Black girl with a lot to say, I understand the power in words. Black Speechies Matter.

Monday's can set the tone for the week. This week, I'll be sharing affirmations for intentionality and grace.

For as long as I can remember, music, rhythm, and dancing have been a major part of my life. When I was two years old I remember walking...

Girltrek proclaimed March 1 as Black Women’s Appreciation Day! 💁🏾‍♀️✨ -- a day of collective action to #ThankABlackWoman!

Is it me or do Wednesday’s come at you fast?! What are some ways you are getting over the hump?

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...

Colorism is that deeply entrenched into our practices as a society, that our complexion can determine the way that we are treated.

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

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

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

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...

With all that is going on, we need a moment to stop, breathe, and reset. I am such a Words of Affirmation person, so I want to begin with...

The Census will decide how millions of federal funding will be allocated in our communities for ten years.

In the spirit of voting and dope ass apparel to match, For Black Girls Who Have A Lot to Say is doing a giveaway! I’m a voter because the...

I find so much power in being able to buy products that are for us, by us. From clothing and apparel to web development and feminine...

March 1 is declared to be Black Women's Appreciation Day!

When was the first time you really talked about sex? Do you practice safe pleasurable sex? How many times will I say sex in this post?

While Valentine's Day may be looked at as a capitalist holiday to some and a bit lonely for others, let's reclaim this day to celebrate what

Negro History Week, was created by Carter G. Woodson in 1926 to celebrate Black excellence, kinda.