Author: Jessika Jackson
Dating Different: How Former Sugar Baby Helps Women Find Rich Men
Talitha learned how to master relationships in her days sugaring, and the hypergamous dating coach applied it to dating with a purpose. Now, it’s paying dividends.
Read MoreD.C. Dance Studio Offers Black Children Normalcy During Pandemic
Grace Johnson, the owner of Neema Dance Collective, realized she could use her craft to improve her students’ mental well being in the midst of COVID-19.
Read MoreEstablished Mompreneur Pays It Forward by Angel Investing in Mom-Owned Companies
Christine Michel Carter has begun angel investing for mom-owned companies to demonstrate that she’s all about the power of working moms.
Read More8-Year-Old Pens Book Highlighting Everyday Struggles of Big Sisters
Tylan Corley wrote “It’s hard being a big sister” during her additional time at the peak of COVID-19.
Read MoreRising Medical Student Illustrates Anatomy Images Featuring Black Bodies
Chidiebere Ibe started drawing medical illustrations last year after noticing the lack of diversity in textbooks.
Read MoreMom Becomes Self-Published Author to Fight for Truthful Representation of Black Boys
Thomishia Booker started Hey, Carter! Books after her son motivated her to write stories that positively reflected Black children.
Read MoreBlack Child, White Family: How One Mother is Healing from the Impact of Her Transracial Adoption
National Adoption Month isn’t quite a time of celebration of Thenedra Roots of Minnesota.
Read MoreMeet Akina: The First-of-its-Kind Social Media App Connecting Black Moms
The social media network launched in November, and it’s designed to be a community for the unique journey of Black motherhood.
Read MoreMarriage Membership Network to Host Free Event Focusing on Wives as Holistic People
The Friends with Rings Wifetober Fest is designed to enrich women outside of their partners.
Read MoreHow Eden Royce’s Root Magic Depicts the Joy, Importance of African-American Folklore
The author’s debut novel addresses rootwork, ancestral ties and the significance of Black people’s history.
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