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Every Child Is a Blessing? Tell That to a Man Who Wished He'd Never Been Born.
If you grew up Black, church-adjacent, or just Southern, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Every child is a blessing.” It’s said at baby showers. It’s said over cribs. It’s said to women who are scared, broke, or barely holding it together...
She Knew Where We Were All Along
I’m writing this down for a reason. I’m writing it for my granddaughter.
She’s seven years old and she is the most beautiful thing I have ever laid eyes on. We were out on our land, our woods and she had my phone in her hand. She looked up...
Three Days on a Boat
I am a nurse. I work in our community. I have held babies who came into this world with nothing but a mama’s arms and a prayer, and I have stood in doorways of homes where the smell alone told me everything I needed to know before I ever to...
The Pill Was Never the Problem. We Were.
An open letter to women and to my sisters in particular.
On the last day of September, in Baton Rouge, three states attorney generals stood in front of the cameras and announced a war on paper.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill d...
A Life Someone Can Afford to Live
“What if someone does not primarily need to be convinced life is worth living? What if they need a life they can afford to live?”
I came across that question recently posed by in an article she posted and it stopped me.
As a mental...
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Welcome to a corner of the internet where Black women come first—our voices, our stories, our joy, our rage, our healing. Curated by Rosa, this Substack is a celebration of unapologetic Black womanhood and my observations on life.
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