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Sisterhood Can’t Be Real If It Skips Over Racism October 10, 2025
Sisterhood can’t be real if it skips over racism. There are women who carry racist beliefs, jokes, or habits in their daily lives — yet they still expect trust, solidarity, and access to other women’s most sacred spaces. That is not safety. That is not love. Trust is earned, not demanded. And when you dismiss […]
They Called It Victimhood. I Call It Rising. October 9, 2025
After abuse, it’s common to be met with silence when you’re hurting — and then judgment when you begin to glow. They did not think this part through when they were doing what they were doing to you. This-calling YOU a victim after they victimized you_ is an attempt at clean up and reputation management. […]
The Silent Season After Birth: Why Men Matter More Than Ever October 8, 2025
Men should absolutely be made more aware of what happens to a woman’s body postpartum. Birth is not the end of the journey—it is the beginning of deep healing, physical change, and emotional adjustment. Societies must continue to encourage men to show up as partners, protectors, and nurturers in this season. Supporting a woman after […]