In my early 20s, I got kicked out of one of my favorite gay clubs in DC for sneaking a drink to mybest friend, Ayael. The club had two rooms, with DJs that played two different types of musicevery night. The drinks were strong and
I love when social media reminds all of us in the diaspora just how much we have in common. It’s been responsible for trading insight on how we wash chicken all over the world, like those in the islands who use citrus for some razzle-dazzle.
Did you see Kelly Rowland on the Lovers and Friends podcast? Its tagline says, “Intimacy expert and sexologist Shan Boodram takes a deep dive into anything and everything about sex, relationships, and the science of attachment every week..” And, baby, that is just what she
Last month, my period returned after a two-year hiatus. Being pregnant, breastfeeding, and having an IUD kept it away for a gloriously long time. I went to the store and purchased my usual brand of pads and tampons that I’ve used since starting my period
If you are healthy today, congratulations however, there is no guarantee you will maintain good health without adequate insurance coverage. This is principal and principle in the fight to protect the Affordable Care Act (ACA), often referred to as Obamacare, paying homage to the White House
WASHINGTON, DC – (December 6, 2019) Today, the Black Women’s Health Imperative (BWHI) released its national HIV/AIDS policy agenda on Black Women’s Health titled The HIV/AIDS Policy Agenda for Black Women. The agenda also features contributions from other leading women’s health organizations, which include the
Today is World AIDS Day. For over 30 years, BWHI has lived this year’s theme, the Right to Health, in its mission and its vision for the health and wellness of Black women. Today we are elated to announce the launch of The New Network,