As expected the Divas had a lot to say about working with black men, difficulties between younger and older black women, and what you need to do in the work environment… Special tribune given. Stay tuned for the bonus segment

The Divas are back! These are professional Black women with years of work experience. They open up about working while Black. They candidly share their opinions touching on sensitive topics such as availability of sponsorships, micro- aggressions, precautions they’ve had to take, challenges and the responsibility/power of being in leadership positions.. so much was said. This is a two part series with a bonus episode at the end.

Meet Brannon Johnson! - an accomplished athlete and the creator of the first rowing club for African Americans in this country

Part two of our conversation with the Reproductive Health Alchemist, Valerie https://bit.ly/wombwellnesswarrior https://bit.ly/fibroidstarterkit THIS IS PROVIDED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOUR CONSULT WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE MAKING ANY HEALTHCARE CHANGES.

Dissatisfied and still symptomatic with her fibroids, hear her story.. Black Women’s Health is opening up our conversations about health and healing for critical review and discussion. We advise every women to do her own due diligence and to discuss any treatment initiation or treatment change with their gynecologist. Now let’s listen to Ms. Valerie Yamina Bey, a self described reproductive health alchemist.

Unexpected, life altering change and finding the strength to re-group and to keep moving forward. Witness the beauty and the tenacity of the human spirit

Learn more about self care from Ms Katara McCarty, creator of the app EXHALE. “Stressed-out” doesn’t have to be your default state of being

What is unforgivable? Can you share the details of your sex life? What happens to the friendship when a girlfriend gets married/ has children? Is there less of a desire to make new friends as we get older? Listen to what they have to say..

The US Surgeon General says loneliness is bad for your health. It’s reported that 1/2 of the adults in the USA report being lonely and not having many friends. Today we look at girlfriend dynamics among three black women.

Are there risks that could impact menopause? Ask Dr. Rahman.