Women of Color

Silence is powerful. It can be sacred. Healing. Necessary for rest, prayer, and wisdom. But when silence is demanded—not chosen—when it’s forced upon women and children who have been harmed, …

“I don’t want to hear you say, ‘Honey, I’m behind you.’ Well, move, I don’t want you back there because you could be 200 miles behind. I want you to …

“When the truth is too loud to ignore, the world calls it discomfort. We call it survival.” Why do men kill women? Too often, it’s not because of long-standing feuds, …

Sometimes Survivors speak in whispers.Sometimes in long pauses, in shaking hands, in misplaced laughter.Sometimes… not at all. But let me tell you something that experience and sacred witness have taught …

In this eye-opening first episode of “Ill Will,” host A.B. Burns-Tucker is joined by Dr. Keisha Ray to dive into the troubling history of gynecology’s founding father, Dr. J. Marion …

This is written in April. Tis the season for those trying to keep others in their place when it comes to education. One of the most iconic and teachable moments …

You may have heard it said:“Black women are the most educated group in America.” And while that phrase is often used to uplift and celebrate, it deserves context—not to diminish …

At We Survive Abuse, we talk a lot about truth, survival, and the power of reclaiming your story. But what if I told you that even the stories we watch—on …

Some groups want our rhythm, our language, our beauty—but not our justice. They say they care about Black women. They post our photos.Quote our heroes.Find one or two of us …

@thepositivebirthcoach Replying to @MVP I hope this helps, a guide for black women advocating for yourselves in maternity care @The Motherhood Group @Five x More @[BIRTHRIGHTS] @Blackmums ♬ original sound …