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One of my dearest friends just launched her Substack, Housewife Turned Healer, and it’s a beautiful, honest space for those seeking God in their own way. Her writing is raw, funny, and full of heart. If you’ve ever felt like traditional paths didn’t quite fit, this is for you. Read her first post and if it feels like home, stay a while.
Kelley, the creator of Black Girl Burnout, offers deeply actionable tips that help Black women break free from burnout and reclaim their peace. Her content feels like a warm hug—gentle, affirming, and full of wisdom. Whether you're looking for practical strategies or just a moment of reassurance, Black Girl Burnout is a must-follow.
Zuri, the creator of We Need a Black Woman in Charge, writes powerful, thought-provoking essays that challenge the status quo. As a sociologist without borders, she brings a sharp, global perspective that shifts how we see the world. If you’re tired of the same voices dominating the conversation, her Substack is a must-read.
To my fellow Mediocre Black Women: If you’re not already tapped into Black Women Get To Be by Qubilah, you’re missing out on a space that truly sees us. Her essays and resources are a balm—offering permission to heal, rest, and thrive without apology. It’s a reminder that we don’t have to perform or prove ourselves to deserve softness and joy. Subscribe for wisdom, realness, and the kind of inspiration that nourishes the soul.
Empress Iman’s content is the truth—real, raw, and exactly what you need to hear. She delivers her messages with clarity, power, and an authenticity that cuts through the noise. Every post feels like a wake-up call and a warm embrace at the same time. If you’re not already subscribed to her, you’re missing out!