The need to close the health-wealth gap among the southern black community has never been more important. In this article, Keisa Frugé, breaks down 10 resources that’ll help us do just that.

At the top of Black History Month, on February 1, 2021, a new athleisure clothing and accessories company was launched. The name? New Legends Clothing & Apparel. Discover the story behind the elite Tallahassee, Florida-based brand as told by CEO, Audrey Johnson, and find out why it's time for you to claim your title as a New Legend, and take your place in society.

Emotional eating is a hidden eating disorder in the black community. If the constant urge to eat is weighing you down, learn how to gain control over this unhealthy eating habit.

Sisterhood is powerful and Tarra Richmond knows it. That’s why she created Type Girl, Inc. and Good Girlfriend, a safe haven for women to care, share, and express themselves authentically. Read more from Ke’Ke Scott-Tatum to learn more about this community-based sister circle!

We all have that one childhood memory that we will never forget. For Pauline Mansfield, it was the Saturdays spent with her Godfather, Uncle Arthur. The enticing scent of Uncle Arthur's gingerbread muffins, and the taste of the sweet lemonade they enjoyed together, is something she will always remember her Godfather by. Join us as author, Pauline Mansfield, shares one of her short stories filled with her favorite childhood memories.

The raw shea butter her man was using just didn’t do it for Nyoshi Lashae. Learn more about the North Carolina based cosmetics line that enhances skin care for diverse skin conditions.

Discover is giving $25,000 awards to Black-Owned Restaurants through its Eat It Forward Program. Baldwin, Louisiana native, Bobby Narcisse, owner of Go Cajun Subs located in Spring, TX is one of them! Read more about his amazing win only at Kin + Dignity Magazine!

Dolly of Sur Lash has been captivated by makeup and eyelashes since she was a child. Join Preya as she captures the true essence of Dolly and her business, Sur Lash in New Orleans. 

Instead of allowing ADHD to control her destiny, Jacorea Taylor decided to open a non-profit organization to assist others that may be in a similar situation. Come read along as our amazing journalist, Ke'Ke, captures Jacorea's story!