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How Jasmine Pittman Became One of the Creative Strategists Helping Shape Culture Behind the Scenes
Jasmine Pittman helps make cultural moments happen, bringing strategy and creativity to NYFW, Essence Festival and beyond.
Project Hydration: How Jazmin Lovett is Filling Critical Gaps in Baltimore and Beyond
Morgan State alum Jazmin Lovett leads Project Hydration, bringing vital summer water and care to Baltimore’s unhoused community.
Lisa C. Willis Is Changing the Way Leaders Think About Performance
Lisa C. Willis shares how resilience, preparation and mindset shape leadership—and why success begins long before the moment.
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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Poetry is not for the faint of heart. Those who are compelled to dive into this art form have the responsibility of honesty. Like other...
Nikki Branch
Aug 7, 2020
This Girl Is On Fire!
"You're not a victim for sharing your story, You are a survivor setting the world on fire with your truth. And you never know who needs...
Nikki Branch
Aug 7, 2020
India.Arie is Ready to Do the Work
In a brief instagram video, R&B/Soul Artist India.Arie asked how she can best serve us... support us... entertain us. Watch the video in...
Camille Davis
Aug 4, 2020
We are all Women of Influence
Breonna Taylor. Gone way too soon. Let us not let her death be in vain! As women of color, we must all stand together and make things...
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Aug 4, 2020
Hey Girlfriends!
We all have that special girlfriend that we have known since we were in diapers, the girlfriend we made on the first day of high school...
Nikki Branch
Aug 3, 2020
A Conversation with Natasha Norie Standard of the Norie Shoe Company
Women For the Culture interviews Natasha Norie Standard, combat veteran and owner of the Norie Shoe Company.
Nikki Branch
Jul 31, 2020
Generational Wealth: Where Do We Go From Here?
It is no secret that there is a huge wealth gap between Caucasian Americans, and the "minority" races of the U.S. In fact, studies show...
Miss J
Jul 31, 2020
Jacquelyn Joyce: Answering God's Call
So, we've all heard the parable of the shepherd leaving his flock of 99 sheep in order to find the one which is lost. However, have we...
Miss J
Jul 30, 2020
Being a Triple Threat in 2020
While many joke, posting memes of the curse of 2020 on social media; there were some entrepreneurs that benefitted from the mandatory...
Camille Davis
Jul 29, 2020
Be His Peace: Inside the Home of The Black Man and The Strong Black Woman
In the beginning of my marriage; my mouth would say one thing, while my actions said something different. My mouth said I was ready for...
Camille Davis
Jul 27, 2020
A Woman's Survival Guide: The Pheba Mississippi Edition
We all come from very diverse backgrounds; at least most of us do in the U.S. My parents are from Arkansas and Mississippi; and I have...
Miss J
Jul 25, 2020
"Be The Hero of Your Own Story"
Black women are some of the most fearless beings to walk the earth. We take on the impossible. We carry heavy burdens without showing one...
Nikki Branch
Jul 24, 2020
Actions for Change in a Covid-19 Climate
Systemic racism is a thing. It exists. It is real. We live, see, and experience it every day. We have been living with the decisions of...
Nikki Branch
Jul 24, 2020
A Lifetime in Mourning? When- and How-to Move Forward.
What is life, when the life you live is no longer the one you once imagined? What is life to an only child; without your Mother... your...
Camille Davis
Jul 22, 2020
When Prayer Isn’t Enough
We are frustrated, need answers and solace. We take comfort in The Lord, but what are the other efforts we could be doing at this time?
Nikki Branch
Jul 20, 2020
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