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Black Women Artists Need Grace-Not Harrassment For More Music

May 11, 2023 | grow-n.com | Madison Hunt

Black women have often fought to be heard, seen and valued within the music industry. And now, by public opinion, their value is somehow equated to how many albums they can produce. Major artists like Rihanna, SZA, Victoria Monét and Normani are just a few that have undergone criticism over the years. Too often, Black women artists have undergone scrutiny after taking ‘too long’ of a hiatus. But let’s be real – isn’t it time to give the girls some grace?
Why Are Black Women Still Fighting For Support in Broadcast Journalism?

Apr 6, 2023 | grow-n.com | Caitlin Leggett

To be the next great Robin Roberts, Symone Sanders-Townsends, or Taylor Rooks it seems like there are some staple hurdles you have to jump over… especially being a Black woman.
For Rebekah Bashorun, Organizing Your Home is an Act of Generational Healing

Apr 4, 2023 | grow-n.com | Ashley Fern
How Thirteen Lune is Helping The Girls Find Black & Brown Beauty Brands

Apr 4, 2023 | grow-n.com | Ashley Fern
Organizing Your Home is an Act of Generational Healing

Apr 3, 2023 | grow-n.com | Ashley Fern
What 'Lucky Girl Syndrome' and the Rest of Social Media Gets Wrong About Manifestation

Mar 20, 2023 | grow-n.com | Athena Sayaka

Lucky Girl Syndrome is the latest in a long line of flattening rebrands of the concept of manifestation. There are some useful aspects of Lucky Girl Syndrome, mostly the focus on gratitude for the mundane, i.e. small wonders that make life beautiful. However, it’s easy to see that the ‘syndrome’ is steeped in privilege, further excluding Black, queer, disabled, and poor people’s perspectives from the conversation.
Between BBL Culture & the Return of Heroin Chic: How Can We Learn to Love Our Bodies Unconditionally?

Mar 6, 2023 | grow-n.com | Ashley Fern
Working to Keep the Spark Alive is a Thing in Friendships Too

Mar 3, 2023 | grow-n.com | Naomi Brooks

Earlier this afternoon, I went on a bestie date with one of my closest friends, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s probably the most “Sex and the City” thing we do in our late 20’s, and I forever know that our inner teens would be proud of us. As one of my few friendships that’s weathered the times, I’ve often wondered what helped us make it past the 10 year milestone of friendship. I joke with others that there are 3 main times that you lose and/or remove friends from your life, in your 20’s.
Just Do it: How NIKE’s Showing it’s Financial Commitment to the Black Community

Feb 24, 2023 | grow-n.com | Vanessa Hatton

Every Black History Month, I joke around with my friends about the number of red, green, black, and yellow logos we’ll see from corporations that want to support Black lives in every way but structurally. I’ll even duck and dodge some of my work place’s diversity meetings, out of fear that there will be no lasting structural change implemented within the organization.
Zolee Griggs of 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga' Talks Manifesting Abundance in 2023

Feb 9, 2023 | grow-n.com | Kamaria Jade