Practical perspective for women protecting what matters, healing what hurts, & building what comes next.
Practical perspective for women protecting what matters, healing what hurts, & building what comes next.
What Nolan Wells, a Black woman surrounded by white supremacists, and American history reveal about betrayal, racial loyalty, and the fear many Black women feel for everyone they love Category: Protect Updated July 13, 2026 As a Black woman from Compton, I learned early that the loud racist is easier to read than the white …
The unemployment rate rarely tells the whole story. In June 2026, the unemployment rate for Black women age 20 and older was 5.7 percent. That was lower than the 7.1 percent recorded in February. That sounds like progress. A deeper look at the numbers tells a different story. Between February and June 2026: Employment measure …
We were taught that real estate investing meant buying a house, finding tenants, collecting rent, and handling repairs. There is another way. A Real Estate Investment Trust, commonly called a REIT, allows you to invest in companies that own income-producing real estate. That may include shopping centers, warehouses, hospitals, apartment communities, casinos, hotels, or data …
On a recent flight, one man stood out. He said please. He said thank you. He said excuse me. The words required seconds. Their effect lasted through every exchange. He acknowledged the people serving him, respected the shared space around him, and communicated with awareness. The rest of the cabin offered plenty of room for …
How to Ask Stronger Questions, Recognize Possible Bias, Document Concerns, and Protect the Patient’s Voice A medical crisis can turn a Black woman into the family advocate before she understands the diagnosis, the healthcare system, or the decisions ahead. Suddenly, you are tracking medications, listening for changes, coordinating appointments, researching unfamiliar terms, completing forms, managing …
On my kitchen table sits a spinning container filled with colored pencils and markers. I keep the supplies visible because ease matters. When the page and colors stay within reach, ten minutes of creative space becomes a realistic choice. My mind spends a great deal of time solving. Work requires decisions. Caregiving requires attention. Business …
There are dreams we abandon, and there are dreams life interrupts. Those are different experiences. Sometimes the vision still matters, but the original timeline, plan, or version of you assigned to carry it no longer exists. Health changes. Caregiving becomes part of daily life. A career stalls. Money gets redirected. A relationship shifts. Responsibilities arrive …
People see what has a title. Flight attendant. Student. Business owner. Advocate. Graduate. What they rarely see is the work that begins after the workday ends. The medication schedules taped to the refrigerator. The therapy appointments that determine the shape of the week. The insurance forms that seem designed to test your endurance. The transportation …
