by Developer | Mar 17, 2025 | Blog
How many times have you swallowed your words? The moment you wanted to call something out, but didn’t. The meeting where you had the idea first, but let someone else say it. The time you needed help, but didn’t want to seem weak. For Black, Brown, and Mixed Heritage...
by Developer | Mar 13, 2025 | Blog
Who told you that you had to wait? Wait to take up space. Wait to speak. Wait to feel ready. Wait for validation, approval, a seat at the table. Black, Brown, and Mixed Heritage Women are taught to work twice as hard, prove ourselves, and earn our place. To wait until...
by Developer | Mar 11, 2025 | Blog
What does it feel like to carry the weight of ‘firsts’ and ‘onlys’? The first in your family to step into rooms your ancestors were never allowed to enter. The only Black, Brown, or Mixed Heritage Woman in leadership, at the table, in the...
by Developer | Mar 6, 2025 | Blog
Why do we only celebrate when we’ve “made it”? We clap for the big wins—the promotions, the milestones, the moments that feel impossible to ignore—but what about everything else? What about the days when you stood your ground instead of backing down? What about the...
by Developer | Mar 3, 2025 | Blog
Before the labels, before the expectations – who were you? Before you were told to be strong, responsible, accommodating. Before the workplace demanded you be twice as good for half the recognition. Before you learned that speaking up made you “too much” and staying...
by Developer | Feb 27, 2025 | Blog
What does it mean to be a Woman? Not the version they taught us. Not the version shaped by expectations, sacrifice, or survival. Not the version defined by age, motherhood, career, or relationships. The truth? Womanhood is lived in the quiet moments, the hard...
