Take Care 🫀 Women's History is Black History

Honoring the powerful legacy of Black women.

Mar 12, 2025

Dear Readers,

This Women’s History Month, as we transition from Black History Month, I honor the legacy of Black women. I honor their beauty, power, brilliance, and strength. Women’s history is Black history.

Black women raised me and continue to look out for me as I navigate a world that doesn’t always see or respect my existence. I’m proud to be a Black woman. This month and all year, as we step into our power, let’s find as many moments of rest as possible.

Take care of yourself,
Attia

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More to catch up on…

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