Black women are offered endless mentorship but little money. This post explores restrictive grants, emotional labor, and why the This Woman Knows Grant provides trust-based funding—without trauma stories, without shame,…

She remembers the trauma. The moments of survival. The years she carried what you couldn’t. Your body isn’t broken—she’s brilliant. This post is a reckoning, a remembering, and a sacred…

She came in crying, left in silence—and returned with hate not fully her own. This essay explores inherited prejudice, quiet resistance, and the beauty of being held by someone who…

What if money never was the measure? This timely essay challenges the myth that more is always better, explores how capitalism has shaped our definition of success, and celebrates the…

The Soft Life Is Ours: Rest, Pleasure, and the Power of Choosing Ease By Lisa N. Alexander Personal Reflection: Church Discipline and the Policing of Women’s Pleasure It was a…

They say aging is a blessing, but it can also feel like erasure. This is a reminder: You are seen, you are here, and you matter."

Dear Mr. Zuckerberg, There’s not an algorithm you could ever build that could contain me. Aging happens slowly — until it doesn’t. You don’t always see the changes as they…