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Sexualized & Stigmatized: The Realities Of Breastfeeding a Black Son

The mother of both a daughter and later a son, Imani has noticed a difference in the way people perceive her feeding her boy.

'They Don't Have To Carry It Alone' Working As An Abortion Doula

To close out our series, we spoke with abortion doula Talyce Ketura about her work, shame and the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

I Had An Abortion To Save My Children

A woman raising two children, learned their father was a married man the same time she realized she was carrying her third child.

Abortion In Three Stages: The Clinic

In light of the Supreme Court's decision to reverse Roe v. Wade, one woman shares her experience working for an abortion clinic.

Sisterhood, Sexuality & Safe Spaces: A Thank You To Zane

I’m obsessed with the phenomenon that is Black girlhood. There are so many beautiful aspects of what it means to transition into...

White Decorum: Suppressing Black Joy From The Crib To Commencement

This Black mother recounts being dismissed from a classical concert with her infant son. She examines how Black joy pays for white rules.

For Overwhelmed Black Mothers Who’ve Been Told Their Breastmilk Isn’t Enough

Reflecting on a moment that felt like judgement and condemnation from another Black mother, this woman learned to be more compassionate.

What A Twerking Class Taught Me About Womanhood

When Ayana Lockett signed up for CJ the Trainer's twerk class, she thought she was just learning a dance trend. Instead she got so much more

Why Black Girls Loved Melissas

In celebration of Black History Month, we're recounting people, places & things that played a significant role in the lives of Black girls.

Bettah Days

My Grandmother's story available at: