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Dec 18

You Can’t Pray Someone Else’s Prayer to Manifest a Man But You Can Do This…

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Actress Yvonne Orji and Emmanuel Acho via IG By Veronica Wells Years ago, I was attending a cultural parade downtown. Having reached my limit of human interaction for the day, at the parade’s conclusion, I announced that I would be returning home. This was a deviation from what the rest of the group was doing: following up the parade with…

Sep 21

Have You Been Gaslighted During Sex? Chances Are You Have.

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By Lauren R. D. Fox If you’ve ever used mascara by Too Faced called ‘Better Than Sex’ you’ve probably chuckled because in some instances the mascara is indeed better than the unfulfilled sexual encounters some of us have had. On top of engaging in less than satisfactory sex, some of us have dealt with toxic partners who spew false rhetoric…

Dec 18

The Truth About Domestic Violence From Family Left Behind

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Antoinette White and her niece By Erickka Sy Savané 3 or more women are murdered by their boyfriends or husbands every single day in the United States. It's the type of tragedy you pray never happens in your family, and then it does. Antoinette White knows this story all too well because her younger sister Heather was brutally killed by…

Sep 21

The Future of Dating in the Era of #MeToo

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By Dawn Washington In catching up with an old friend from college who had just started a new job as a clinic director, I asked him what he would do if he was attracted to one of his employees. His response was, "Nothing, because of the MeToo movement." And as I took a moment to celebrate internally and hum that…

Sep 21

True Story: I Was Stalked & Harassed by a Man After Three Dates: Part 2

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By Tiffy Kink Part 1 of this story When my sister and I got home, my mother immediately sensed that something was very wrong. She could see it in our faces. Who would tell it first, my sister or me? As I was about to say it, my sister said it first, I further explained. The look of slight fear came…