Co-parenting during the holidays is like assembling IKEA furniture: the instructions are vague, and somehow, you always end up with one piece that doesn’t fit.

Rob is a proud #GirlDad to two daughters: one’s a freshman at Spelman College, and the other’s a 13-year-old middle schooler. Somehow, between running businesses and making moves, he’s managed to show up for his girls every step of the way.

Pitching in Hollywood is like dating in your 30s: everyone says they want something real, but they swipe left on authenticity.

For over 30 years, Denzel Washington has been holding it down as the heavyweight champion of Black masculinity on screen. He’s not just an actor; the man is a movement. From Glory to Malcolm X, John Q, and Fences, Denzel’s characters have been teaching masterclasses in being a complex, resilient, and deeply human Black man.

Let’s not sugarcoat it—things are looking rough. With the new administration slashing DEI programs and cranking up law enforcement, it feels like we’re being pushed back just as we’re trying to push forward. This isn’t just budget cuts; it’s about creating even more barriers for Black folks to rise up, to thrive, to find some solid ground.

Balancing the Crown: Holding Onto Heritage in Corporate America