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    Let’s Talk About Black Grief

    By the time my dad had turned 50 years old, he’d already survived two heart attacks. He died at the age of 52 after suffering complications from pulmonary hypertension. I was 22 years old and on my way to social work school in New York. My journey with grief didn’t begin with my dad’s passing, […] More

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    Self-Help Books Are Missing The Mark With Black Millennials

    I have an unexplainable love for self-help books. I’m unsure if it’s because of the excitement of following an author through their most difficult point in their life or how eloquently they seem to make hardship sound. Regardless, I would rather pick up a self-help book than any fictional book to relax. Authors who venture […] More

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    We Need To Talk About Colon Cancer

    Like many others in our community, I am mourning the death of Chadwick Boseman. It’s a very strange feeling to mourn the death of someone who you did not know but feel like could have easily been an older cousin, an uncle, or a brother to you in another lifetime. His tragic death from colon […] More

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    Three Easy Ways for Black Millennials to Prevent High Blood Pressure

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    When It’s Time to Cut the Cord on COVID-19 News

    If you are like me (stuck inside….studying for most of the day…wondering when this is all going to come to an end), you more than likely find yourself tuning into the news more than you usually do. Pre-COVID19, The Skimm was enough for me in the morning or maybe a quick recap from the New […] More

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    Three Therapists to Follow to Boost Your Black Girl Magic

    As black millennial women, there are a few things that make our day: moisturized skin, laid edges, seeing another Black woman win, and of course, a good word. Some of us get that word from our place of worship, a good talk with another Black queen, or when our therapist drags the living hell of […] More

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    How To Survive As The ‘Only One’ In The Office

    Dakotah is your future CEO, hedge fund manager, influencer, model…y’all get the picture. He’s dope and you should get to know him. Dakotah and I met during freshman year while moving into our dorms (we lived on the same floor!). Once I met Dakotah, I knew I was either looking at the future CEO of […] More

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    How to Efficiently Search for a Therapist as a Black Millennial

    We are going through a lot right now. Dare I say this is the most unique situation our community has ever been through? COVID-19 is killing our people. Cops are killing our people. We keep getting these well-intentioned (but also very emotionally charged) check-ins from people we haven’t heard from in months (maybe years?). And […] More

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    The Best Times To Approach Your Mother About Her Health

    On my phone, my mother’s name is Claire Huxtable. I truly believe that my mother and Claire are the same people. Both are working mothers. Both are black queens that dress impeccably well. Both have an everlasting love for their children as well as a spooky way of knowing when you’ve done something wrong. I’m […] More

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