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Finding empowerment in my intersecting identities of disability, Blackness and being a woman has been a journey. Bethany encouraged me in embracing myself as whole.
Therapists say that in this age of social distancing, more couples have become sexually distant, stressed out and resentful. But they have a plan to fix that.
National Coming Out Day is October 11. Here's how you can support and validate an LGBTQ friend, neighbor or family member taking this meaningful step.
Are you or your mate keeping score? Trying to read minds? Struggling to set boundaries or ask for help? Here are a therapist’s tips for healing codependency — and how I’m curing my own disease to please.
Overseas travel is mostly out, but short trips are still possible. Here’s how to plan them, including tips on budgeting and managing restrictions.
Growing up in a Midwestern town with few Black people, it took me years to accept — let alone celebrate — my natural hair. When my niece was 4, I vowed her journey would be different.
In the age of COVID-19, CDC guidelines about social distancing are important. But if you crave closeness so much that you’ll risk an embrace, here’s what you need to know.
To enter for a chance to win up to $2,000, tell us how a supportive gal pal or sister circle helped you transform your health, wealth or self.
One Black woman’s prayer, lament and battle cry for the safety of her baby grandson echoes over 400 years of collective hope and heartache for our youth.
To me, grandmas were gray-haired, knee-high-stocking-wearing women who are always saying, ‘I got candy in the bottom of my purse.’ Then my daughter announced her pregnancy.
As we celebrate Sisters’ 100th issue, Black Music Month and our 250,000+ subscribers, you can enter for a chance to win a $100 Visa Gift Card.
