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'Slacker resolutions' is a term therapist Eboni Williams uses to describe things some may see as indulgent but she sees as necessary for survival.
Thoughtful book-themed gifts for every bibliophile, from e-readers to cozy blankets and stylish accessories.
Smart, soulful, stylish, and always evolving, the intellectual Black woman deserves gifts that honor her mind, nurture her creativity, and celebrate her brilliance. Whether she’s deep in literary theory, perfecting her self-care rituals, mastering her wellness goals, or exploring new tools to elevate her home and lifestyle, this guide brings thoughtful picks she’ll actually love […]
Togetherness is cute until someone turns off the game, steals a leftover plate, or gets too close to the thermostat. Consider this your annual cheat sheet to the chaos your family is about to unleash.
Fear not, Black man. Here are some tips to help you not just survive, but dominate this year’s Thanksgiving day festivities.
Just in time for Halloween, Corey Richardson makes a list of all the things Black men consider scarier than zombies and ghosts.
Morehouse Alum Corey Richardson provides sound advice for anyone of any age who may find themselves attending their first HBCU homecoming.
In this column, Corey Richardson writes, "When you keep trying to be who you were, you forfeit the chance to become everything you could be."
Tracee Ellis Ross is an inspiration to single, Black women of a certain age, encouraging them to lean into solitude and find their own joy.
Black people have always used laughter as a survival skill, and as columnist Corey Richardson notes, "The Dozens" is generational proof of that.
In an era where authenticity is often a tagline, Sprayground continues to show us the redemptive power of culture to carry us toward our shared purpose.
In this column, writer Corey Richardson outlines what a soft life looks like for Black men. It's not as far-fetched as you might think.