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Adoption Advocates Join Forces to Launch Black Adoption Resource

Thousands of black children languish unseen and unheard in America awaiting foster homes and adoptive parents. A new resource aims to help improve circumstances...

Opinion: Will the Real Parents Stand Up?

313 kids have been shot since the beginning of the year.  Two of those kids, Kentrell McNeal and Jamari Williams, both students at Simeon...

Five Influential Black Moms Share How to Keep Your Children Engaged During This Pandemic and Some Encouragement for Parents

Parents have it hard on a regular but add in a national pandemic where the children are unexpectedly forced to stay home takes on...

COVID-19: Working Remotely? How Parents are Balancing Home School, Work, and Sanity.

Working from home and homeschooling is part of the new normal. Parents have a chance to see how their kids work and children have...

Talking to Your Kids About the CoronaVirus

Every day, the public is inundated with so much information concerning COVID-19, it may be difficult to take it all in. Our children are...

5 Black Owned Places to take the Kids in the New Year

Chicago is diverse in culture, especially in the black community. For decades, Chicago has hosted more and more black businesses dedicated to helping their community, showcasing the arts and fostering the cultivation of black history. If you have plans to visit Chicago with your family or if you live in the area and want to continue your new year resolution of more family time, we've put together a short list of fun places to enjoy with your families!

Postpartum Depression and the Stigma of the “Strong Black Woman”

There is an assumption in the Black community that a Black woman's penchant for pain- emotional, mental, and physical is extraordinary. Being resilient and self-sufficient is often emphasized. The result of that influence for a new mother is denying herself of the appropriate self-care and treatment that she needs because she does not want to be perceived as incompetent in caring for her children and weak for seeking help. Postpartum depression is an illness and not a reflection of one as a mother.

In Pursuit of Love, Part III: Dating

We have all heard that there is more than one way to skin a cat.  We have been told that the way to eat...

In Pursuit of Love — Part II — Soul Searching

As we continue to uncover why folks won't pursue love, in a day where social media makes love connections available at your fingertips, our...

In Pursuit of Love — Part I — Soul Searching

I read somewhere that it is not good for mankind to be alone. We were designed to connect and cherish those connections, for there’s...
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