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Sharinda Simmon’s brand has a passion for creating safe spaces for Black Queens to unlock their creativity, strategically navigate the corporate/business world, and show up authentically in all aspects of their lives through extreme work and life balance, approachable luxury, diaspora travel, an...
As turkeys and cranberry sauce flew off shelves, Nude Barre investigated the true meaning of the Thanksgiving feast and its implications for the Indigenous community. As dialogue around the moral implications of celebrating Thanksgiving have risen in our ever more socially conscious society, many...
We all have a special gift we can offer the world and cultivating that gift for good is a type of alchemy that artist Deun Ivory is no stranger to. Using her photography as her own form of “ministry,” Deun aims to celebrate the multi-faceted beauty of black women and cultivate a culture of self-...
As the trees shed their leaves and embrace the change of the seasons, many are left feeling displaced and disoriented. As change can often trigger anxiety, it is vital to develop coping mechanisms that can help you not only adjust to change, but welcome it.
This past September, our founder Erin...
Chronic diseases are among the most prevalent and costly health conditions in the United States. Nearly 45% of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease.
This past August, our founder Erin Carpenter sat down with Nikita Chopra founder of Chronicon and lupus advocate Tonya Ingram...
For many BIPOC people, your nude can be seen as derogatory. Colorism has been a symptom of racism, colonialism, and imperialism that has plagued many for generations. Depending on what part of the world you live in, your nude may be seen as favored, disgusting, or inconvenient.
This past July, ...