Porscha Coleman’s Instagram takeover on Women for the Culture gave fans an exciting look at her role as Naomi in Divorced Sistas and insights into her new self-titled EP. She discussed how Naomi's character is fierce, bold, and unpredictable, and shared how the show offers raw and relatable stories. This is a takeover that’s a must-watch for fans of the show and her music.

Sisterhood,can we truly have it when so many of us have experienced the sting of betrayal from those we should be able to trust most? This article digs into the uncomfortable truths we often avoid: how the weight of internalized misogyny shapes our relationships with each other, how Black women speaking up for themselves are penalized, and how we still long for the genuine connection of sisterhood. But I’m here to ask: can we have it?

A Philly native attends the Roots Picnic for the first time—and it's an experience filled with muddy chaos, hometown pride, and core memories with her daughter. From crowd control issues to concert joy, here’s a real look at Day 1 of the 15th annual festival.

Angel Reese’s treatment isn’t isolated—it reflects how Black women are often punished for speaking up and standing strong.