For decades, women have been praised for being “strong.” The kind who doesn’t cry, doesn’t break, doesn’t complain. The woman who handles her job, her home, her family, and her emotions without ...

The world expects Black women to be invincible, carrying everyone else’s burdens while silencing their own pain. But the mental health price of always being the strong Black woman is devastating — a ...

While many of the most resilient people are those who had a healthy upbringing and positive parenting influences, a study published in the Frontiers in Psychiatry journal suggests that it is certainly ...

Since women have begun embracing their own individuality and not abiding by societal standards for them, they've become more confident. Rather than feeling exhausted and burned out from the ...

For decades, Black women have been celebrated for their strength—but what started as a compliment has become a cultural trap. It’s time we call out this microaggression for good. And to put it ...

The Pope stressed that these women 'paved the way for many others who, like you, have followed Christ in his poverty, chastity, and obedience, carrying on his work, sometimes even to the point of ...

The phrase “too much” is often used to silence women who are bold, outspoken, or emotionally honest. It’s a dismissive label placed on women who dare to show up fully—unapologetically themselves. But ...