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Posts by Akilah S. Richards

Why the Dread in Dreadlocks Is Still a Factor When It Comes to Your Child’s Hair

By Akilah S. Richards | July 15, 2015
Child with dreadlocks

Loc’ing sure isn’t easy – from the maintenance to the social stuff. Besides these four considerations, what do you think parents should ponder as they navigate this choice with their child?

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3 Ways to Prioritize Self-Care While Resisting Dehumanization – Because #BlackWellnessMatters, Too

By Akilah S. Richards | July 6, 2015
Against a brown background are the words "#BlackWellnessMatters"

Are you dealing with the hurt, but not the healing?

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Wearing a Bra Should Be a Personal Choice and Not a Social Norm – Here’s Why

By Akilah S. Richards | May 28, 2015
Three bras

We had no idea how much false info we believed about taking care of breasts! Does this change anything about your choices?

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You’re Holding Yourself Back from Designing a Better Life – But Learning How to Say ‘No’ Can Change Everything

By Akilah S. Richards | May 23, 2015
Person holding up their hand as if to say "no" or "stop"

We didn’t realize how often saying “yes” can hold us back from the lives of our dreams. How have you learned to say “no?”

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3 Radical Reasons to Be Okay with Not Being Okay (And 4 Ways to Manage the Feelings)

By Akilah S. Richards | March 28, 2015
Person laughing while standing against a wall

What if I told you it’s okay to not be okay? We’re pushed toward constant optimism. But is there a cost to this focus on positivity? Avoiding tough emotions might not be as positive as you think – and there’s no substitute for your real emotions. Here’s how to feel what you feel without drowning in your feelings, and define healing on your own terms.

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