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Working from home and maintaining a remote job has been a fascinating shift in work culture. Despite the ways in which its forced some uncomfortable adjustment, it’s ultimately allowed for a more work-life balance, with the scale slightly tipping more towards life for many. In fact, the “microshifting” trend that’s recently surfaced on social media, […]
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If there’s anything we’ve learned about breast cancer over the years, it’s that early detection can make all the difference when it comes to the effectiveness of treatment. However, with that, there are many contrasting opinions regarding mammograms and treatment that can leave many women confused about what the right route is for them and
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A mother ages into illness, a father suffers from a sudden disability, and you’re the only one who can house your loved ones through their waning health. It’s often said that becoming a caretaker is one of the most fulfilling gifts life can give you, and that can in many ways be true. However, it’s
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Surfing is often portrayed as a carefree, sun-drenched pastime. But behind hanging ten in the waves is a sport historically shaped by exclusion. In the United States, surf culture has long centered white men, leaving limited room for women, and even less for Black women. As the demographics of outdoor recreation slowly shift, new leaders
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The relationship between Black women and Black men on social media can feel tense at times. A single announcement can set off a digital firestorm, revealing long simmering frustrations about loyalty, desirability, and the fragility of modern connection. The recent announcement of Venus Williams’ engagement to a man who is not Black stirred up a
We Love to See It: 5 Black Women Being Publicly Cherished Read More »
Media outlets have erupted over the news that Spain has become the first European country to enact paid menstrual leave. The new law allows anyone with debilitating period pain to take up to three days per month of paid time off. More severe cases can be extended to five days, with all costs covered by
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Dating in modern times is more complicated than ever before. In the olden days, everything was about proximity and simplicity, and there weren’t so many other variables to consider. Social media, however, has oversaturated us with options and unspoken rules. From hard launching to soft launching, situationships to sneaky links, it feels like we’ve strayed
How Long Is Too Long for the “Dating” Stage? Read More »
Whether you’re working from home or in some sort of personal office space, ambiance matters. Creating a space where you feel calm yet productive is the key to keeping your body, mind, and spirit in check. That means keeping your space tidy, choosing images and colors that feel uplifting, and of course, controlling your background
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If there’s any event serving as the social hotspot right now, it’s The Boy Is Mine Tour. Hitting every major city in North America, R&B icons Brandy and Monica’s joint musical venture has been a mega hit, with celebrities from Beyoncé to Rihanna showing up and showing out as fans first and foremost. Putting aside
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As the year comes to a close, it’s easy to enter a reflective state. You may be marinating on your highs and lows and gaining clarity on the version of yourself you want to align more closely with. Restructuring your daily routine and revisiting your abandaoned hobbies can be exciting when you know which habits
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