Even if you never attended an HBCU, The Riley Mixtape by Brian Jordan Jr. will make you feel like you did. Inspired by the culture, community, and legacy of Black excellence, the album blends New Orleans bounce, jazz, and theater into one soulful celebration of pride and creativity.

Women for the Culture joins Netflix for an exclusive screening of Ruth & Boaz, PRODUCED BY: DeVon Franklin and Tyler Perry.

Author Nikki Branch’s debut children’s book, Zahir Speaks in Colors, brings autism awareness to children’s literature. The story highlights love, sibling connection, and inclusion, helping families and classrooms start meaningful conversations about empathy and acceptance.

Labor Day marks more than the end of summer, it’s a reset. For Black women, this season is about reflection, realignment, and strategy. After months of juggling work, motherhood, and life’s chaos, fall offers a chance to pause, refocus, and protect our peace. This is the time to choose ourselves, honor our boundaries, and step into the final quarter of the year with clarity, confidence, and culture.