Sharon Marley Reclaims Her Voice
“Firebird is about rising above life’s challenges with grace and resilience, a reminder that we can rise from the ashes, no matter how many times we have been burned.”
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Pieces of a Black Woman’s Soul
Nadine Foster Reclaims Her Life
“I live in waves. I have to determine: is this a wave with sharks or is this just open waters? Sometimes I can’t differentiate between the two, so I have to step back and say, ‘You’re not in danger. It just means you have to reset what you’re looking at.”
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Black Women’s Tears
“As if being a black woman is to be born as anything less than as a human.”
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Agar St. Rose
“She is a cross-cultural architect of human justice who has already built a sanctuary in the ruins of institutional neglect.”
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Queen Simone Maghanza
“I realized that I was the full package at the wrong address. I was always beautiful.”
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Shiemara Hogarth
“She wants to relax the brain and express the soul in a way that is not capitalist related.”
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Monica Lewis: Little Jamaica Matriarch’s Powerful Legacy
“Those who knew Monica will remember her not only for what she built, but for how she treated people.” — Junior Lewis
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Ms. Millie; Community love in action
“Caribbean healing is about communities that refuse to let anyone carry their burdens alone.”
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Woman Empowered Selam Debs – Rest is her Resistance
“I’m not going to flay my back and kill myself for this work. I’m going to thrive, and thriving is my birthright as an African woman.”
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Teisha Gentles – What happens when Teisha unmasks
“The smirk isn’t just a facial expression; it’s a vault where Teisha Gentles keeps the secrets of a woman who has finally learned to stop asking for permission to exist.”
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