I'm Not Your Superwoman – Sincerely, Black Women

Black women are tired!!! We are taking a break from all the demands society has put on us. From out working everybody else, to having to be overqualified and still being overlooked, to organizing movements and getting little recognition, to enduring abuse… In the understood words of the former First Lady Michelle Obama… we ain’t going! Ladies, this is a season of self-care.

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