As National Poetry Month comes to a close, I find myself reflecting not just on poetry as an art form, but on my personal journey with it. What started as scattered thoughts and emotions written in notebooks at 16 years old has now become something tangible, something real: my very first self-published poetry collection, Undeniably Me. Holding the first physical copy in my hands was a moment I will never forget. It brought tears to my eyes, tears of joy, pride, and disbelief. Every poem,...

Women’s History Month 2026 centers on the theme “Leading the Change,” highlighting how Black women are shaping the future across various fields. This post explores how Black women are driving progress in sustainability, entrepreneurship, social justice, and wellness. It also offers practical ways readers can contribute to positive change in their communities. Finally, it suggests mindful ways to celebrate the month while supporting personal growth and wellness. A Black woman nurturing a...

February is a month of remembrance, celebration, and reflection. Black History Month invites us to honor the legacies of those who came before us, the innovators, activists, artists, and everyday heroes who paved the way. But for us as Black women, it is also a reminder to honor ourselves: our growth, our worth, and our resilience in a world that too often tells us to shrink, dim, or doubt our light. In 2026, conversations around self-care, mental health, and radical self-acceptance have...