Black Her Stories
Michaela AyersA digital space that celebrates the creative power of Black women throughout history and in modern times.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 102 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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The Art of Accepting Of Yourself
My final moments in Chicago were spent at the beach. Lake Michigan.
Dear Friend,
I am writing to you from my dining room table. It’s morning. The sun is smiling, shining on my face. Ready for this new day.
Happy summer — said while holdi...
For The Caregiver's Caregiver
Dear Friend,
It is so important to have people in your life who you can be honest with.
A friend, a family member, a partner, a therapist.
Relationships where you can rest, and release the narratives the perfectionist mind reads aloud, a...
We All Need Help
Michaela (yours truly) leads workshop participants in a conversation about the external messages about poverty and homelessness — and the narratives they're ready to release.
Dear Friend,
I arrived at the Peterboro Arms Apartments prepar...
Poverty, Homelessness, Black Motherhood: Peeling Back the Layers
Black Mama II, Michaela Ayers, Paper Collage, 2026
Dear Friend,
Thinking of you and holding you gently in my mind.
I hope you’ve been taking good, sweet care.
Spring certainly has sprung, and I couldn’t be more glad.
Last winter wa...
Remembering Augusta Savage
Dear Friend,
Before it’s gone, happy Black History Month in this fiery year of 2,026.
You’ve been in my thoughts.
I hope you’re balancing the good-good joys with any potential grief stirred up by this turbulent time.
I’m holding both, f...
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Creator & Host of Black Her Stories. Interdisciplinary Artist. Art Historian. Creative Facilitator. Youngest Child. Black Feminist. Native Nebraskan. PNW Lover. Tree Hugger. Sweet Potato Pie Enthusiast. Detroiter.
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