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Sep 21

Love My Roomie: A Web Series Giving Millennial Black Women a Voice

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Yhá Mourhia Wright, Ashley Versher, and Katherine George By Sharee Silerio In a nation where opinion is often viewed as fact, now, more than ever, it’s important for people of color to tell their stories, from their perspectives, truths, and experiences. A popular show that is doing this and so much more is #Love My Roomie, a web series created…

Sep 21

How Long Should A Man Wait For A Woman To Get Married?

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By Vince Lake A few years ago, I was a personal trainer in the New York tri-state area. As a personal trainer, you learn a lot about people. I heard all types of stories from my clients, but there’s one particular story I remember to this day about a couple I trained. This couple lived in Harlem, but worked within…

Sep 21

Black Friday Fact: This Could Be Why Your Small Business Is Failing.

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By Michelby Whitehead Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart. It takes expertise in your industry, patience, tough skin, and excellent time management skills to see the profits you desire. If you are putting these things into practice but still haven’t garnered desirable outcomes in your small business, I have a question for you. Do you support other…

Sep 21

Naturally Glam Is Back With Shea!

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Shea Scott Edwards If you've been rolling with CurlyNikki for a while then you're familiar with Naturally Glam, where you, the reader, got to share your natural hair journey with the rest of us. Well, we're bringing it back, this time with a focus on hair and the other aspects of your life worth highlighting. Are you in school, do…

Sep 21

Why Thinning Edges Happen & The Two-Product Combo That Can Save Them

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By Bukky Ojeifo For Black women, the term "snatched edges" is one of endearment, used to highlight a particularly amazing moment or describe thinning edges in a friendlier way. But if you've personally experienced hair loss near the temple area, there's nothing funny or amazing about the struggle to grow them back. Keep reading for prevention tips and the winning combination…