Black Love Summit 2023 Confirmed There is No Black Love Without Black Wellness
"Wellness is an individual journey that includes lessons, triggers, and traumas. Wellness means not betraying yourself and not going against your morals." –Shelah Marie
25-Year Vow Renewal, Example of Love For The Next Generation
With two grand vow renewal wedding events, the couple not only took the time to honor themselves, but also all the people who have made their union what it is today.
It’s Black Girl Day Off! Let’s Talk the Origin and How to Celebrate
Tell a Black woman to tell a Black woman, take the day off and enjoy some rest, sis! You deserve it.
Black Love’s New Digital Series “The Rest is History” Shares the How We Met Stories You’ve Been Dying to Hear
If you’re a fan of Black Love Doc, you’re going to love our new web series: The Rest is History!
3 Things I Learned as a Single Woman at the 2021 Black Love Summit
This panel truly resonated with me because it reminded me that we as humans are responsible for healing ourselves and writing our own story every day, rather than allowing our past to write it for us.
How the 2021 Black Love Summit Taught Me to Love Abundantly
As I evolved as a man, I recognized these questions driving me — what kind of man, husband, and (God willing) father do I aspire to be? Now, where can I find those answers? I can honestly say I’ve been blessed to find those answers in experiences like Black Love Summit.
Russell & Nina Westbrook Discuss Therapy, Marriage, and Ignoring Criticism at Black Love Summit 2022
If you missed the 5th annual Black Love Summit, here’s your chance to get an inside look at the couples' panel discussion.
Gabrielle Union and Keith Powers on “The Perfect Find” and Being Loved Well
“When you are loved well and loved completely and completely seen — that love hits different.” -Gabrielle Union
Viola Davis & Julius Tennon on Black Love and Marriage: “Keep God at the Center”
Viola Davis & Julius Tennon were the ICON Honorees at Black Love's inaugural Honors Brunch. Their love, dedication, and impact have blessed the world.
Parenting From a Healed Place: Loving Your Queer Children Unconditionally
Yes, I wanted my mom to still love me, but I needed her to love me. I wanted to know that by opening up about this part of my life she could actually love me more fully.
Motherhood Reflections: Moments We Loved From “The Mama’s Den” Mamas!
Every Monday, the mamas of Mama’s Den are dropping gems on parenting, grand-parenting, and all the joys and struggles that come with it.
For the Brothers: Mental Health Communities Black Men Should Follow
Black men, tap in! We’ve compiled a list of some online communities that can provide resources and act as a safe haven for discussions on Black men’s mental health.
“The Crossover” Reveals 5 Lessons Rooted in Fatherhood and Family
“The Crossover” soared as a beautiful portrayal about how Black love is reflected through romance, brotherhood, and parenthood.
“The Perfect Find” is Bringing Black Love to Summer!
"The Perfect Find" trailer drops today — get exclusive news about the Netflix film from producers Tommy and Codie Elaine Oliver here!
Stop Telling Single People to Love Themselves First. They Already Do.
Self-love shouldn’t be seen as a replacement for romantic love.
Kier Gaines Talks Fatherhood, Mental Health, and Building Community
You need permission sometimes to access parts of yourself that maybe the environment you grew up in said you shouldn’t.
It’s Okay if Motherhood Isn’t for You
The reality of being able to decide to take all that on, both for your mental health, your body, your care, all the sacrifices that you have to make, should be a choice.
5 Mama Moments From Keke Palmer We’re Gushing Over
Keke Palmer is a mama now, y’all, and already giving us so many beautiful moments to look back on in this new journey of hers.
A Psychic Predicted This Influencer Would Meet Her Husband, and She Was Right!
Fam, let’s talk! How far would you go for love? Would you even want to know the future of your love life?
Ask Dr. Ally: “How Can I Heal From Past Patterns of Trauma in a New Relationship?”
How do we go about mitigating the realities of our past while trying to step boldly and comfortably into the future?
