Updated Sep 12, 2024 at 1:52 PM EDT By Suzanne Blake Reporter, Consumer & Social Trends There’s a new trend emerging among Black Gen Z women: Celibacy. In a new survey from BLK, a dating app for the Black community, 64 percent of Black Gen Z women said they were
‘Why are people out here acting like September is fall?!’: Pumpkin spice season is already here Starbucks has launched its fall menu already, and TikTok feeds are being flooded with #fallinspo. While some critics believe we’re wishing away summer, Meredith Clark speaks to experts about why fall
Place 7227 Reynolds Street Pittsburgh, PA US 15208 Description The 2nd Annual Together for Breast Cancer Treatment and Support event is a family event hosted by Cancer Bridges and the Cultural Humility & Equity Collaborative to benefit Black women in breast cancer treatment. All proceeds
By Natalie Arroyo Camacho and Ashley Broadwater Updated July 31, 2024 Personality test time: When Friday night rolls around, are you the partner who prefers catching up on Love Island at home, or going out for margaritas with friends? Your answer to this (and other questions
By Korin Miller, Ashley Broadwater, and Chanel Vargas Updated July 03, 2024 Have you ever caught yourself flirting with someone particularly silly and thought, “Hell yeah, being goofy is so attractive”? And then, almost immediately, had the unsettling realization that the person whose jokes you’ve been going
By Ashley Broadwater Have you ever told your friends you wanted to text an ex, only to hear them vehemently say no? Or maybe you’re thinking fondly about a past job ― one that you actually hated. Or perhaps you decided to pursue a sobriety journey
By Jillian Wilson Getting into a disagreement with another person is never easy. It often brings up uncomfortable feelings like stress, anger or sadness. But while arguments are generally uncomfortable with just about anyone, they are extra difficult with narcissists. Narcissists are manipulative and have a desire
As a child, when I was struggling with integrating into an all-white school on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, I was lucky enough to have a mother who knew that I needed someone to talk to. She reached out to find someone who could help me
It was early 2023, and, for Dr. Azadeh “Azi” Block, the resolution was: Take better care of myself. As the busy social work professor, wife and mom of three boys describes it, “We went on a no-kid vacation in December 2022. I came back from that