Dominique Fluker

1 week ago | essence.com | Dominique Fluker

Wellness House We’re officially on the road to the 2025 ESSENCE Festival of Culture, and we couldn’t be more excited! In addition to our epic, must-see lineup of evening performances and inspiring panels and programming within the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, we are also offering helpful wellness activations that will help keep you grounded, healthy, and motivated.

2 weeks ago | essence.com | Dominique Fluker

Nubia Younge Have you ever had dreams of traveling abroad or leaving the United States altogether? Multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and travel Nubia Younge once had those dreams of exploring the world, and more importantly, learning deeply about herself.

2 weeks ago | essence.com | Dominique Fluker

June is Men’s Health Month, a time for us to raise awareness about men’s health and wellness, encompassing both their physical and mental well-being. Most importantly, it’s time to take a critical look at our Black men’s heart health, as Black Americans, specifically males, are significantly affected by heart disease, experiencing higher mortality rates compared to other ethnic groups.

2 weeks ago | essence.com | Dominique Fluker

The 2025 ESSENCE Festival Of Culture is quickly approaching and we couldn’t be more excited! But before we can enjoy ourselves in New Orleans and soak up all the culture, we have to ensure that we’re prepared for the busyness of the festival and the city’s weather conditions — it’s going to be hot and humid with thousands of people pouring into the city to celebrate. So, what travel items should you bring if you’re concerned about maintaining your wellness? The first step is assessing your needs.

2 weeks ago | essence.com | Dominique Fluker

Although it’s National Sex Day, today, some may opt out of having sex altogether, which is more than okay. Disinterest in sex can be considered as being asexual. Asexuality is a sexual orientation where some people experience little to no sexual attraction to other individuals, which shouldn’t be confused with abstinence or celibacy, which is a choice to not engage in sexual activity.