Photo by Dellon Thomas from Pexels What it means to be a woman to me isn’t based on the split lips between my legs or the hormones that rise and fall throughout the month. Being a woman is a part of my superpower where I can kill more birds with one stone while continually looking…
Tag: Women Empowerment
Songs for Life: Female Music Artists that will get You through Any Storm
[Photo Caption: The ever sensational Ayorkor by Kobe Subramaniam on Unsplash] The older we get, the stronger our life storms become. The strength of our patience, spirit, and intelligence are constantly tested with the world watching. It is in those moments that we have to step back, recognize and analyze what is truly going on (the devil is bored…
6.7.19 News You Should Know #HERNewsRecap | Black Women on Forbes |When They See Us | French Open | West Point Grads
There are some sistas doing some major things. Here are a few highlights. THE RICHEST SELF-MADE BLACK WOMEN | BLACK ENTERPRISE Ava DuVernay’s ‘When They See Us’ won’t let you look away | CNN Florida Teen Becomes Youngest Player to Win French Open Qualifier | EBONY Record Number Of Black Women To…
Show Up for Yourself – 5 Simple Self-care Tips
Photo by Clarke Sanders on Unsplash H.E.R. Crisis Guest Blogger: Michell from Midlife Sassy “We need to do a better job of putting ourselves higher on our own to do list” -Michelle Obama Do you want to know how to make self-care a daily routine in 2019? Are you ready to commit to self-care being a…
Why H.E.R. Voice is Important in Our History
Artwork by Unknown As we kick off Women’s History Month, it only makes sense that we discuss several women focused on leaving their mark on the world. African-American women have a pulse on the people. They’ve been gifted with many diverse talents and the greatest of them, the strength to uplift and nurture others. Doing…
Rep Yo City…with some Wine and Words
Let’s do a #FBF post to the ladies of Wine and Words… On another episode of Wine and Words, Shari and DNC salute their hometowns (NY and STL) and speak to the regional differences that they love, loath and now see in their own children. Get ready for some nostalgia, cuss words and motherhood wrapped…
Dear Sis: An Open Letter to Black Women
Photo by Hian Oliveira on Unsplash I am not in competition with you Sis! You are dope and so am I. It’s a genetic thing that we can’t avoid or deny, so why don’t we come to a truce and focus on our revolution. I totally get why you may have issues with trusting the positive energy that…
H.E.R. Crisis 