Self Worth

“My mouth had no words, but my body remembered everything.” There’s something we don’t talk about enough—not in hospitals, not in public, and certainly not in Survivor spaces. What happens …

“We don’t warn one another how hard this part is.” Sometimes setting a boundary feels less like self-care and more like you’re about to get in trouble. You feel it …

✊🏾 1. Many Black women rejected the idea that womanhood flows from whiteness. Throughout history, Black women have critiqued the idea that womanhood must be defined by white standards—whether in …

“All women stand in their own magnificent uniqueness—white women, Black women, women across every land and lineage. Black women do not need to fight white women to be free; we …

Q: Is it really sexist to question or challenge women-only spaces? A: Yes. Dismissing, undermining, or demanding access to women-only spaces—especially when women express safety concerns—is a form of modern …

1. They Center Their Comfort Over Your Safety If your boundary causes them to feel uncomfortable, they try to make you feel guilty for protecting yourself. They’re not checking on …

You finally speak up.You say, “I can’t do that.”You say, “I don’t feel safe.”You say, “That’s not okay with me.” And suddenly… it’s like you broke some secret law.People get …

When you begin to heal, grow, or protect yourself, one of the first things you’ll notice is how violently unnecessary your boundaries feel to the people who once benefited from …

On yesterday there was a non-subtle outcry on at least one social media application calling for Black people to go to Los Angeles, California and get involved in the conflict …

Some women believe that as long as they aren’t like those religious women, those traditional women, those sheltered women—they must not be gullible. But gullibility isn’t about the aesthetic.It’s not …