SisterTableTalk™

When we look at Black women through our own eyes—not through the narrow filters of whiteness, we see stories that can move mountains. Stories of women who have held families together with little more than faith. Women who became leaders despite not being given permission. Women who built entire communities while carrying scars that the world rarely noticed. These stories aren't just inspiring—they're proof that strength, when tested, can break barriers no one thought possible. Black women are innovators. They're builders. They're healers. And when we honor their real contributions, we not only acknowledge their worth but also affirm the depth of their character and the fullness of their humanity. However, the truth is distorted perceptions still cause real harm because implicit and explicit biases create barriers to the actual view of women, which delays deserved career opportunities, creating unnecessary wage gaps that prevent families - especially those led by wom...