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1 day ago | 21ninety.com | TeeJay Small

The pervasive media environment wrought by the digital age has birthed numerous social media trends, each reflecting the changing values and lifestyles of users in online communities. One such trend that has captured the imagination of many is the concept of “underconsumption core.” This is characterized by a minimalist approach and a mindful attitude towards materialism. Advocates of the underconsumption core mindset suggest living with less and finding joy in simplicity.

2 days ago | 21ninety.com | TeeJay Small

If you’ve been following the news for the last year or so, you’re likely already aware of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ recent controversies. The music mogul, who is currently incarcerated while awaiting trial for federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, has become the focus of a massive investigation into a series of sexual assaults spanning decades.

1 week ago | 21ninety.com | Zayna Allen

There’s something about turning 30 that makes life feel like it’s supposed to come together in this neat, perfectly wrapped package. Career? Check. Friend group solidified? Check. Romantic relationship heading toward marriage and babies? Definitely check. At least, that’s what I thought. But, life had other plans. As I approach my 30th birthday this fall, I find myself knee-deep in a season of what can only be described as purging.

1 week ago | 21ninety.com | Arielle Clay

In today’s always-connected world, it can still be surprisingly tough to find exactly what you’re looking for. That’s especially true when it comes to discovering Black women-owned businesses. Despite the reach of social media and the internet, these gems often go unnoticed. Fear not! 21Ninety is here to help. Our Village United is a nonprofit founded by Lakeysha Hallmon that’s committed to uplifting small businesses across the country.

1 week ago | 21ninety.com | Zayna Allen

Chicago has long been a hub of Black excellence, producing icons across entertainment, music and activism. Some of the most influential Black female celebrities hail from the Windy City, leaving their mark on culture, fashion and social justice. Whether they’re dominating Hollywood, redefining music or breaking barriers in their fields, these women continue to inspire generations.