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When is the Last Time You Read Someone?
Every interaction is like an interview in which it is your job to read people’s reactions to your success and growth. We are evolving individuals, and everyone cannot continue on our journey or is qualified to join, reading their reactions to your accomplishments is one key way to identify who they are and where they…
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Traveling While Black in 2024 – Black-themed Cruise Edition
The History of Black Travel timeline is a comprehensive record that spans the historical journey of Black travel, encompassing pioneers, migration movements, legislative events, and major cultural and historical inspirations for Black travel. An initiative, launched by the Black Travel Alliance and Tourism RESET, serves as a vital resource for understanding the evolution of Black…
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Hidden Dangers of Weight Loss Shots for Black Women
The rising popularity of weight loss shots like Ozempic and Wegovy can be attributed to their remarkable effectiveness in aiding weight loss. These shots work by suppressing appetite and promoting weight loss, making them an attractive option for individuals struggling with obesity. For example, a study found that these shots can lead to a weight…
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Unlocking the Power of Sunlight for Melanin
The sun is a constant presence in our lives, offering warmth and light that shapes our daily experiences. For years, we’ve received warnings about the potential risks of too much sun exposure. However, recent research has shed light on how our bodies are intimately tied to the natural rhythms of the sun, influencing our daily…
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Are You Spiritually Boujie?
Why Yaah! Thinks You Should Be In a world often preoccupied with appearances and trends, there is a transformative way of thinking that goes beyond the superficial – the Spiritually Boujie™ mindset. It revolves around being discerning, selective, and mindful of the energy you exude and welcome into your life, especially for Black women. Yaah!…
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Science Breakthrough Will Extend Life beyond 120…,
but there’s a catch for African Americans Life expectancy has been a subject of significant interest and debate throughout human history. Recent advancements in medical science, particularly in the field of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy, have sparked new hope for extending human life beyond what was once thought possible. Dr. Ernst von Schwarz,…
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Shaking off the Coulda Wouldas
Let’s be honest, we all know those people. The ones with the grand plans and endless ambitions, but never seem to actually DO anything. They’re stuck in a loop of “but ifs” and “should haves,” blaming everyone and everything for their lack of progress. It’s like watching someone get trapped in a quicksand pit of…
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The Strong Black Woman Syndrome is Damaging Our Hair
Black hair has been a powerful symbol of identity, spirituality, and individual expression throughout history. From the intricately braided hairstyles symbolizing marital status in ancient African societies to the elaborate beaded crowns adorned by kings, Black hair has always transcended mere aesthetics. It has served as a potent symbol of cultural identity, spiritual connection, and…
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Signs Your With a Toxic Person and It’s Time to Get Out
Creating a fulfilling and positive life often involves surrounding ourselves with supportive relationships. However, it’s essential to recognize when certain behaviors cross the line into toxicity. Patterns of behavior like constant criticism, disregard for boundaries, breaking promises, and prioritizing one’s own needs without considering others can be signs you with a toxic person that exhibits…
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The Genetic Symphony of African Hair
It’s in Our DNA The marvels of DNA, the blueprint of life, extend beyond the realms of genetic coding to the very structures that define our physical being. The parallel between disulfide bonds in DNA and those in the hair of those with African origins underscores a shared genetic symphony. Both structures rely on…