Stuff We L♡ve

For me, journaling is an old pastime. I’ve been journaling on and off since I was 6 years old. Recently, I purchased a traveler’s notebook so I can start writing for fun again. For those of you who aren’t familiar with this kind of notebook, it is basically a slap of leather in which you […]

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to highlight black women who are making history, right now. At a point in time where women in general are being challenged now more than ever, recent events of black girls going missing, and the continued attack on black lives, our […]

These days it’s hard being a woman – period. We need like-minded women in our corner rooting for us and journeying along with us through this thing called life. Here’s a few reasons why every woman needs a tribe of their own. For Encouragement and Support We all have those moments when it seems like […]

Hey, Ladies! This month is Women’s History Month. The significance of this month feels heavier because of the current tone in our country and with other parts of the world. While things have improved, the fight isn’t over in regards to unequal pay, reproductive rights, harassment and more. Still, we should celebrate the women who […]

Hey ladies! We’re still rolling in Women’s History Month and we’re paying homage to three beautiful, bold, woke young women who speak out on issues that affect women across the globe. These super women exude #blackgirlmagic + girl power and use their platforms as artists for activism and humanitarianism – to uplift, inspire, and unite. […]

In honor of Women’s History Month & International Women’s Day, we wanted to share some new-ish black women authors whose books should be making their way on your Kindle or bookshelf this year. While we will forever love the greats–Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, Maya Angelou, Zora Neale-Hurston–let me stop before this gets too long, this […]

If I could trade the confinement of a 9-5 for the freedom to come and go as I please (without the burden of bills of course), I would do so immediately. And I have a gut feeling that I’m not the only person who feels that way. For as much as the road to traditional […]

For black people, music is deeply rooted within our culture and has always served a greater purpose for us. Be it a form of expression, a form of protest, a coping mechanism, a form of therapy, or a glimmer of hope during the darkest days…music is part of our story. “What a heck of a […]

One thing that Americans are great at around this time of year is making resolutions for the New Year. We love making promises to ourselves to do better and make positive changes for the future. There is never a shortage of weight loss plans and people jumping on the wagon as they try and leave […]