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Winter Is Hard on Black Hair. Here’s How to Get Through It Without Breakage.

Updated on January 5, 2026January 5, 2026

It starts subtly. A little extra frizz. Hair that feels drier than usual. Then one morning in late December, you’re detangling and notice more shed …

Beauty Books Hair Relationships

Black Romance Is Having Its Moment (And It’s Long Overdue)

Updated on January 7, 2026December 31, 2025

When Kennedy Ryan’s This Could Be Us hit The New York Times bestseller list in March 2024, she shared a fact that stopped Black romance …

Fashion & Culture

When “Soft Life” Gets Complicated: Why Black Women Are Rethinking Rest

Updated on December 31, 2025December 31, 2025

Tasha sat in her living room last month, scrolling through Instagram during her lunch break. Another reel: a Black woman in a silk robe, sipping …

Fashion

How Black Designers Are Rewriting Capsule Wardrobe Rules with Culture

Updated on December 31, 2025December 17, 2025

Black designers are transforming capsule wardrobes by infusing culture, prints, and heritage accessories into timeless, versatile style collections.

Career & Leadership Hair Care

Agenda Guarding: Black Women’s Guide to Boundaries at Work

Updated on August 18, 2025August 10, 2025

Master time, communication and energy boundaries at work with Agenda Guarding, a practical guide for Black women featuring scripts and strategies.

Illustration of a Black woman meditating and sipping tea among lush plants, symbolizing self-care rituals and peace.

Wellness

5 Rituals Black Women Use to Reclaim Peace After Hectic Days

Updated on August 11, 2025August 10, 2025

From morning grounding exercises to evening gratitude, discover five restorative rituals rooted in ancestral wisdom that help Black women reclaim peace after hectic days.

Met Gala red carpet scene celebrating Black fashion excellence

Culture

Lisa’s Met Gala Controversy: When Fashion Crosses Lines We Can’t Ignore

Updated on August 11, 2025August 9, 2025

At the 2025 Met Gala, Lisa’s eye‑catching Louis Vuitton look sparked controversy when some viewers mistook the embroidered figure on her dress for Rosa Parks. The figure was actually a neighbor of artist Henry Taylor, whose portraits adorned the outfit, raising deeper questions about representation, respect for Black icons, and fashion as art.

Culture

Kwame Onwuachi: From Bronx Hustler to Culinary Royalty

Updated on August 11, 2025August 5, 2025

Chef Kwame Onwuachi went from Bronx hustler to culinary royalty. Learn how he built restaurants, catered the Met Gala, and became a cultural force beyond the kitchen.

Person wearing a long black dress at an event, smiling and standing in front of a dark backdrop with gold and white lettering; photo credit: Instagram

Entertainment & Culture

Ayo Edebiri Is Everywhere — And She’s Just Getting Started

Updated on August 5, 2025August 5, 2025

Comedian, writer and actress Ayo Edebiri went from breakout star of The Bear to Emmy darling and fashion icon. Here’s how she’s reshaping Hollywood, one laugh and one script at a time.

Doechii on the British Vogue August 2025 cover wearing a yellow mesh bodysuit

Culture

Doechii’s Ascent: From Tampa to the Top of the World

Updated on August 5, 2025August 5, 2025

Rapper Doechii went from viral YouTube freestyles to Grammy gold and the cover of British Vogue. Here’s how she’s changing culture one bold move at a time.