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Alicia Hurtt is more than a businesswoman—she is a healer, an advocate, and a force for change in maternal health. Through her unwavering de

Her journey of self-discovery didn’t just transform her—it saved her. She learned what it meant to truly love herself beyond surface-level c

As a sister, as a single mother, as a woman who has walked through fire and come out stronger, I stand with you. Your story, your strength

In the latest episode of the Dear Black Woman podcast, hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Tanisha Mercer embarked on a heartfelt explorati

Aurora James’s journey from a young intern in Toronto to a leading voice in fashion and activism underscores the power of vision and determi

As a Black woman in a predominantly white industry, Lashay has faced unique challenges, particularly in networking spaces lacking diversity.

With Invictus Smart Performance, Karen Taylor is not only helping athletes achieve peak performance but also creating a legacy of innovation

Angel Taylor’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience, faith, and staying true to your vision. Through Soulful Sounds, she contin

We are queens of the juggle—wearing multiple crowns, balancing dreams, obligations, and responsibilities, all while carrying the hopes of ou

Maya Dajon’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience, purpose, and community. Through Chill Vibrations, she continues to transform

In the second episode of Season 2 of Dear Black Woman, hosts Kami Redd, Lauren Edwards, and Tanisha Mercer welcomed special guest Just Mike

Mike’s reflections resonated with listeners and co-hosts alike. The conversation highlighted the importance of authenticity, particularly fo

COP29 was a critical step, but the journey towards a climate-resilient and equitable future is far from over. The coming years will require

In the premiere episode of Dear Black Woman Season 2, hosts Kami Redd and Lauren Edwards unpack the profound impact of words on our lives. T

Dear Black Woman,  You rise like the sun, fierce and bright, A tapestry woven with strength and light.  

This is more than just a South African story; it's a global story. It's a reminder that the fight for gender equality is far from over and t

And, Black woman, that’s the message I want to share with you today: You don’t have to carry it all alone. Your pain, your struggles, and yo

'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the land, Black women stood mighty, with dreams in their hands. Their crowns were adorned

For centuries, Black women like you have carried the weight of a world that doubted us, yet we still stand tall. You have repeatedly shown t