This classic film starred the incomparable Diahann Carroll and the legendary James Earl Jones, creating a powerful and authentic portrayal

We honor the unseen, the divine, and the intercessors—the Black women who carry light into dark places, who show up just when we need them.

Today, on the 1st day of International Black Women's History Month, we focus on a powerful writing truth: endings matter.

This isn’t just a post. This is a thank-you letter. This is a sacred reflection. This is a celebration of women...

Countless women have been disregarded, dismissed, and disrespected by the world—yet chosen, cherished, and commissioned by God.

there’s no better time to spotlight a rising icon whose intelligence, representation, and creativity light the way for a new generation:🚀

Today, we honor the favor of vision—how God places purpose, foresight, and bold dreams in the hearts of women and how they lead faithfully..

Written and directed by Kasi Lemmons in her directorial debut, this film is more than just a Southern gothic tale—it's an intimate portrait

we’re turning our attention not just to the women whose names are etched in stone, but to the quiet fighters—the survivors, the healers...

Too often, writers chase the glory of publication without honoring the hard, messy, and beautiful process that gets them there.

Today, I want to honor the countless women whose labor is often unseen, unheard, + uncelebrated—yet undeniably powerful and world-changing.

Throughout history, women who worship have broken chains, shifted atmospheres, + brought about breakthroughs through their connection to God

Today I honor Anissa Pierce (Thunder) + Jennifer Pierce (Lightning) — two of DC Comics' most powerful Black female superheroes.

Whether connected by blood, friendship, mentorship, or shared purpose, sisterhood is a divine gift and a manifestation of God's favor.

I’m honoring Waiting to Exhale—the 1995 film that became a touchstone for Black women’s experiences, friendships, + the challenges they face

We pause to reflect on the unseen battle many women face daily—not against the world, but within themselves. That silent enemy is fear.

Metaphors and similes are the secret spices of storytelling. Used sparingly, they bring life, color, and texture to your writing.

Women have faced adversity, shattered barriers, and turned their greatest challenges into their greatest triumphs.

Women of faith have always been at the forefront of change, walking boldly in God’s calling, even when faced with great challenges.

Shuri is a genius in her own right, a skilled fighter, and a symbol of Black excellence, innovation, and leadership.