A Black Girl’s Purity My melanated mother pushed me out her womb with love. Beautifully and wonderfully crafted by the man above. Birthed in a world that exhibited so much hate. My blackness my flesh my skin that took so much time to create. A little black girl so majestic and pure. Her beauty standards…

By: Jenay Wright – The Afro-Latinx presence in film and media still has a long way to go. But there has been a lot of progress since this platform was created back in 2016. Our voices have been heard but that doesn’t mean the grind or raising attentiveness stops here. The panels, festivals and events…

  When I started this blog years ago, it was my everything, my baby and my vision. I spent hours scrolling through social media staying up to date on Afro-Latinx trends and raising awareness. This platform has truly helped me become a stronger and better woman and proud Black woman. I didn’t feel the need…

By: Jenay Wright – “The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman. The most neglected person in America is the black woman.” Malcolm X I want to be clear and very transparent that what Black women in America went through is something that can…

Jahena Louisin reached out to interview me about my heritage and my identity. I was honored and excited we shared the same aspiration of sharing narratives of African descendants. Born in France and being of Haitian and Reunion Island descent her goal is to build bridges between the African diasporas and the continent, but also between diasporas…