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Women for the Culture Unite at Sixth Annual Black Footwear Forum
The sixth annual National Black Footwear Forum (BFF) returned to PLC Detroit, the only design-focused HBCU in the country, in partnership with the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America (FDRA), creating a vibrant space for over 1,000 attendees to explore themes of empowerment and innovation.
Two-time Oscar-Winning Ruth E. Carter Partners with PLC Detroit for Apparel Stu/deo Launch
Photo credit: Keith McCoy (L to R: Rodney Banks, Sydney G. James, Dr. D'Wayne Edwards, Ruth E. Carter, and Angel Buckens) In an...
Tyler & Devon said "Ruth & Boaz," and Netflix said "PRESS PLAY." Period!
Women for the Culture joins Netflix for an exclusive screening of Ruth & Boaz, PRODUCED BY: DeVon Franklin and Tyler Perry.
Zahir Speaks in Colors: A Children’s Book About Autism, Inclusion, and the Power of Communication
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.
Health & Wellness
Imani Murray Spearheads Atlanta Wellness Walk Powered by Square
Saturday, October 18, Imani Murray (The Self Care Lab) hosted a Beltline wellness walk, the first stop in Square’s new walk club campaign.
The Art of the Sunday Reset: A Ritual for Black Women Who Pour Into Everyone Else
For Black women who do it all, motherhood, business, healing, and holding everyone down, Sundays aren’t just another day of the week; they’re survival. The Sunday Reset isn’t about perfection or Pinterest-ready routines. It’s a sacred pause, a ritual to refill your own cup, reclaim your peace, and remind yourself that rest is productive too.
Sis, Your Scalp Is Speaking, And So Is Your Mental Health
Your scalp tells a story, and so does your mental health. At Jade Vines Natural Hair Care, we believe caring for your crown is more than a beauty routine. It’s a healing ritual that nourishes your mind, body, and confidence from the root up.
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Is Sisterhood Really Possible?
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?
W4TC
Jun 2
Gettin it out the mud??....Roots Picnic
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.
Natasha Parker
Jun 1
Quinta, A Flower Within the Bloom
Emmy® Award-winning “Abbott Elementary” showrunner, executive producer, writer, and actress Quinta Brunson received Philadelphia’s Key to the City from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker as part of the dedication of a new mural at the Andrew Hamilton School.
Natasha Parker
May 29
BET Black + Iconic Soirée Celebrates Black LGBTQ+ Brilliance in D.C. Debut
The 3rd Annual BET Black + Iconic Soirée made its D.C. debut with an inspiring evening celebrating the past, present, and future.
Camille Davis
May 26
Black Women Deliberately Misunderstood and the Penalty for Defending Ourselves
Angel Reese’s treatment isn’t isolated—it reflects how Black women are often punished for speaking up and standing strong.
W4TC
May 21
When The Noise Is Loud, TURN THE TV OFF!
When the media feels too loud, turn the TV off. Reclaim your peace with grounded tips for healing, affirmations, and safe support.
W4TC
May 13
90s Fine and Netflix Fame: Meet Jade of All Trades, Jade Novah
Jade Novah brings her skits, soul, and star power to Netflix’s She the People. Meet the multi-talented “Jade of All Trades.”
Natasha Parker
May 12
Jessica Laure’l Is Rewriting Her Story One Bold Move at a Time
Jessica Laure’l is rewriting her story—blending therapy, motherhood, and content creation without the burnout this Mental Health Month.
Camille Davis
May 8
Sis, Your Scalp Is Speaking, And So Is Your Mental Health
Your scalp tells a story, and so does your mental health. At Jade Vines Natural Hair Care, we believe caring for your crown is more than a beauty routine. It’s a healing ritual that nourishes your mind, body, and confidence from the root up.
Nikki Branch
May 7
Cash App Steps Up While Target Steps Back
Cash App backs the Atlanta Dream as Target falters on DEI. A bold move for women, equity, and the culture at large.
Camille Davis
May 7
Skylar Diggins: The Power of Quiet Reinvention
Key Lessons from Skylar Diggins' divorce.
Camille Davis
May 2
Meet Ashley Marie Bowden: From Storytelling to a Powerhouse in Entertainment Media
Article by: Courtney Clardy What began as a passion for storytelling has evolved into a vibrant and influential career. Ashley Marie...
W4TC
Apr 18
Queens of the Food & Beverage Scene: A Celebration of Black Women Entrepreneurs Who Are Feeding the Culture
Queens of the Food and Beverage Scene: Why representation and ownership in the culinary industry matter now more than ever
Vernise Dai
Apr 16
Brooklyn Frost Shines at Rolling Out Cover Reveal in Atlanta
Brooklyn Frost shines at her Rolling Out cover reveal in ATL, celebrating authenticity, community, and Black Women’s History Month.
Tyerra Drake
Apr 15
BET+’s The Accused, Starring Paige Audrey-Marie Hurd, Is A Reminder That Home Can Save You
A brilliant Black scientist is framed for murder and must fight to clear her name in BET+’s gripping new thriller The Accused.
Tyerra Drake
Apr 10
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