SkinCare Routine For Black Women | Hydration Sis
Skincare is critical to our bodies’ health, but also it’s vital for our mental health. I want to share my skincare routine for black women with you!
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BPD in The Black Community: We do Exist.
BPD is known as one of the hardest disorders to treat, manage, and live with. It’s described as a rapid roller coaster you can’t get off. And yes, it does…
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Mental Health Issues & Love: How to Ask and Receive.
There are many blog posts out there focusing on how to love someone with mental health issues but seldom do we find posts embodying how you, as someone with mental…
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Fear of Change: How We Embrace it and Learn to Love it.
Fear of change causes anxiety, depression, self-sabotage, and more actions leading you to a stagnant life. I know, it’s been my life for over a decade. At some point, we…
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Neil deGrasse Tyson and #Metoo: Why No One Believed the First Survivor.
Neil deGrasse Tyson and #Metoo: Why No One Believed the First Survivor. The answer, She was a black woman. Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist, author, and science speaker, is under an…
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A Letter from Black Women
FROM BLACK WOMEN; What we see. We struggle for our skin, to thrive in a system that wants us to lose not win, we fight for our power, but how…
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My Top Three Motivational Podcasts for WOC
My Top Three Motivational Podcasts for WOC This morning I was cracking up and getting my motivation from Amanda Seales’s Small Doses. At that point I realized “Wow I listen…
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From A Person Suffering to a Person Without Suffrage
Depression is a debilitating, irritating, heartbreaking emotional roller coaster, especially when you add in other mental deficiencies. Part of it feels like being in a room with several people, and…
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Mental Illness as a Woman of Color.
Last November I was diagnosed with something I knew I pretty much had all my life. Thanks to being a hypochondriac I am a regular symptom checker and everything fit.…
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