The Black Vote is an Act of Black Love
This powerhouse family is driving a tremendous effort to empower Black communities, calling on millions to reclaim their rights and organize for change.
Master P and Son Romeo Miller on Building Generational Wealth
A family of entrepreneurs. The dynamic father-son duo provides tools on laying the path for a lasting legacy.
Now is the Time: Following Your Dreams During a Pandemic
Jared Williams didn’t start the year thinking he’d be moving across the country to follow his dreams within months. Then, a pandemic hit.
The Social Justice Now Film Festival: Must-See Panels and Conversations
Luminaries from film, television, broadcasting, banking, activism, legal, and literary disciplines discuss strategy and inspire action during the Social Justice Now Film Festival.
Dating Apps and COVID-19
The COVID-19 "shelter in place” order improved this millennial’s dating life, until it didn’t. But she’s not giving up.
The Social Justice Now Film Festival: The Indie Features
Six films to look out for as the Social Justice Now Film Festival kicks off.
How We Launched a Thriving Business During a Pandemic
How we started a new plant and wellness business during a pandemic with Jasmine Nicole, co-founder and CEO of The Nice Plant.
The Surprising Truths About Menopause and the Effects on Your Mental Health
It's World Menopause Month, and this writer shares ways to help your mate through menopause and the powerful role your significant other plays through weight gain, depression, and sometimes suicidal thoughts.
The Social Justice Now Film Festival: The Spotlight Features
Six films to look out for next week as the Social Justice Now Film Festival kicks off.
Domestic Violence: A Survivor’s Story
According to statistics, approximately 4 in 10 Black women experience domestic abuse. Dr. Arabia shares what can be done to stay safe in unsafe situations.
Educating Ourselves: 6 Books About Institutionalized Racism
blacklove.com Contributor Jared Williams breaks down 6 books that helped educate him on institutionalized racism in America.
She Relocated for Love, Would You?
This independent career woman picked up and relocated for love. Would you?
Why Birth Stories From Black Women Matter
Based in Columbus, Ohio, birthing doulas Laurel Gourrier and Danielle Jackson of Birth Stories in Color share insightful information for expecting parents on ways to have a peaceful birthing experience.
Our Rainbow After the Storm: Giving Birth After the Loss of Our Baby Girl
"Childbirth is a thin line between life and death." It wasn't until the second pregnancy I began to understand the weight of those words.
The Part of the Black Maternal Health Crisis No One Talks About: Loss
Black Love has compiled a thorough list of resources for families who have experienced neonatal and maternal loss during pregnancy or childbirth.
A Cry for Help: My Silent Battle With Suicide and Depression
Craig "Kingston" Young was on the brink of taking his life due to societal stressors, but a one-way ticket abroad saved him in more ways than he imagined.
The Social Justice Now Film Festival: What it is and Why Everyone Should Watch
Parents of Black children are looking for the words, and the Social Justice Now Film Festival provides narrative urgency.
Black Birth Centers Need Our Help
Two Black midwives are bringing the first Black birth center to the city of L.A, and you can help!
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