Black Women Get to Be
Qubilah HuddlestonPersonal growth, community care, wellness, and other soul nourishing matters. BWGTB is a deep love of Black women personified. Subscribe now to get my FREE Working Through Self-Doubt Journal to support your journey to honoring your most authentic self!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | blackwomengettobe.substack.com |
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Sentiment 04: Positive affirmations, meditations, and mantras for Black women
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Sentiment 03: Normalizing vulnerability
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Sentiment 02: The woman who was too stunned to speak
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Sentiment 01: I don't want to be exceptional (and why you don't either)
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just a girl born in the desert, and raised in the queen city. here to tell my truths and build community. policy wonk by trade, but a multipassionate visionary at heart.
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