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One of the handful of urbanist media platforms run by a Black person, and proabably the only one with a queer, disabled, feminist currently based in DC who is trying to bring more fiber crafts to the city. I'm Kristen, nice to meet you.

I'm a neurodivergent saddie baddie who survives on coffee and vibes—and I'm almost out of coffee.

An award-winning newsletter that shares some of the most interesting and informative news stories about the Black experience in America. 2024 & 2026 Webby Award honoree.

I write from my spirit.

anger and sadness are what fuel me to be better

An Ancestral Archivist and Counter Cartographer writing about everything from solo camping the Sonoran Desert, to re-membering our Ancestral Inheritance.

a weekly newsletter inspired by my inner child

Detroit Metro | Abstract Mixed Media Artist | Fiction + Poetry | Coffee Addict | Sneaker Lover | Chill vibes in the chat on my Discord - Invite Only | Love my art? DM to purchase.

My Roots & Reflections From Everything That Moves Me Spiritually Hoodoo, Herbalism, Rootwork & AstroTherapy. May You Find Something Here That Keeps You Rooted

musings on the things that keep us connected

E.A. Noble is an emerging speculative fiction author and poet. She is passionate about centering Queer, fat, neurodivergent, Black, and POC characters. She crafts stories that challenge the norms and celebrates underrepresented voices.

Writer of short fiction and reflections on love, memory, and becoming. I share stories, writing journey, and pieces of the worlds I’m building along the way.

Filled with thoughts on topics related to Psychology and Sociology through content that I consume— books, tv, and movies.

A holiday for passing down Black family history, whether adopted or blood, play or chosen. The second week of September, every year.

We are dedicated to celebrating milestones, unearthing lesser-known musical gems, and promoting discussions around albums and new music that might not receive ample attention in mainstream conversations.

Stay Woke is a publication of Black thought and culture.

Imperfect drafts and unfiltered thoughts from me to you :)

on desire, culture, and everything you were taught to want.

Preserving my humanity one word at a time

Syllabi explores Black educational lineages through archives, performance, writing practice and innovation. Essays, syllabus drops, and reflections for educators, writers, and memory workers.

I’m a writer, poet & storyteller for the millennial soul. Author of Take It From Trinity. Here, I share honest reflections, a little laughter, and a lot of heart—like catching up with a friend who reminds you of your power.

Too many interest and Too much time on my hands

The mornings are my most cherished time. Words and coffee are my morning sanctuary. Join me as I write.

Just writing when I feel like it 🖤🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈✊🏾

A first-gen Black woman's essays and thoughts on TV, pop culture, film, anime and everything in between.

Greens and Cornbread is your go-to spot for a little bit of everything—poetry, stories, essays, and reflections. Grab a plate and help yourself.

Hello beloved! Please journey with me as I pour out my heart into these pages, hoping to find expression, hoping to build a community, hoping to share my self and my thoughts with you. ✨✨✨✨❤️

Bethany Nicole writes liturgies for the living—braiding memoir, cultural critique, grief, joy, and Blackness. Soulwork is both altar and archive: a womanist offering of reflection, resistance, and radical care.

oscillating as a mediation on how i’m feeling now and a dissection of my life, both as an author and immigrant daughter aching for her homeland.

Exploring the stories we tell about our lives, the deeper layers of our creative callings, and the inner work that leads to truer, fuller expression.

sentimental southern woman, in search of a sweet artful life. writing somewhere between favor and fire. a slow moving newsletter, led by soul.

A digital space that celebrates the creative power of Black women throughout history and in modern times.

My personal Substack

For Black women who are exhausted by how much the world asks of them yet refuse to give up on their dreams. Subscribe free and receive Still Becoming, Still Tired: A Guided Self-Assessment for Black Women Redefining Rest.

Cultural rantings, musings and the occasional deep dive from a Black feminist perspective.

Divinely Guided Missteps

I write about my passion for art, culture, community and everything in between.

Welcome! I host the podcast "This is How We Create." In this newsletter, we talk about why we get stuck, how we move forward, and what it takes to build a creative practice that lasts.

🌸 Welcome to Spirited Hands This space is for gentle souls, curious creatives, and anyone walking a healing path. Here you’ll find a blend of intuitive art, tarot, Reiki, and sound healing — all designed to help you come home to yourself.

a space to share intimate musings as a thirty-something learning to exist as my fullest self while staying rooted in curiosity.

A spiritual community where Black women return to their True Self (fully expressed as female, African, and divine) and live on 10: elevated, free, and joy-filled. All who resonate are welcome.

Forays into the Dark Forest

Expertise gets trapped when critical knowledge lives in people’s heads. Subscribe for frameworks that help leaders turn hidden expertise into stronger handoffs, better onboarding, clearer communication, and AI-ready knowledge assets.

Introspective journal prompts. Wellness Journey. Growing pains. Personal life lessons. An abundance of love and self nourishment. Life experiences. A space for myself and people to connect on a deeper level.

Writing ourselves back to the center. Celebrating & centering the parenting and personal narratives of the Global Majority since 2015.

Black life through the lens of taste, power, & beauty.

Men’s self-worth and vulnerability. Building community and practicing gratitude. Relationship resilience. Dating and divorce. Navigating grief. These are my stories.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Malcolm Jenkins builds Black wealth, leadership, and legacy—through culture, capital, and community.