Religion

Also known as “Don’t Call Me White Girl,” she recently appeared on “The Morning Hustle” for an in-depth interview about prayer and growth.

We were raised to believe sex belonged in marriage, sacred and set apart. So why, once we got there, did enjoying it still feel like something we had to keep quiet?

Mary blamed herself for 'missing the mark' in addressing Robert Jr.'s addiction, which included using Xanax, Adderall, and heroin.

Today’s First Ladies, Deaconess’s, gospel singers, and church girls navigate faith in full view of the algorithm and totally on trend.

Donnie McClurkin is facing a lawsuit with accusations of sexual assault by a former congregant. The filing includes an alleged email in which McClurkin apologized for his actions, calling himself a 'dirty old man.'

Church policing of women's bodies, especially Black women, is about control, not righteousness; the church must embrace grace, not judgment.

Pastor Bryant defends wife's dress at UNCF ball, criticizes internet's focus on modesty over charity work.

Black women are reclaiming Hoodoo and ancestral practices once labeled “demonic.” From "Sinners" to "Lemonade," pop culture is opening doors to conversations about Black Girl Magic rooted in memory, survival, and Sankofa. For many of us raised in the church, we are remembering what was never truly lost.

Influence Athleisure designer A’iShah El’Shabazz is clear that modesty doesn’t mean sacrificing style, individuality, or creativity. Here are the misconceptions she’s determined to take over on the NYFW stage.

Put yourself on your to-do list and see how it changes your life outside of the bedroom.

Marvin Sapp has some questioning his place of worship after an unearthed sermon from the gospel singer and bishop has gone viral.

Shaunie Henderson is no stranger to being in a relationship that puts her in the spotlight. Still, she recognizes the difference in how a First Lady is expected to show up. But this has not altered her individualism.