
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. Welcome home.
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Every single time I go home to Michigan, the memories of my childhood come flooding back to me. They do not arrive quietly. Last week while I visited, I made sure I got my hair did, because ain’t no stylist like a Detroit stylist. Sitting i...
As a Black nurse, I mourn the passing of Dr. Barbara L. Nichols with profound sadness and deep gratitude. Her life was a testament to what courageous, visionary leadership can accomplish. When she became the first Black president of the Ame...
Growing up in Detroit, the landscape of opportunity was vast for those of us who did not come from affluent families, provided we were guided toward the right paths. Teachers and counselors served as vital navigators. They identified childr...
American political history is replete with figures who have tested the boundaries of the republic’s institutions, bending the machinery of governance to serve personal ambition and consolidate power. Yet, when observing the trajectory of Do...
I recently had a conversation with a millennial that gave me pause. We were talking about the world, and I brought up that Greenland sits on the North American tectonic plate. Geographically speaking, it is part of North America. They were...
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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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