- The Case for Curiosity in a World That Trains It Out of Us
After leaving a high-pressure sales job, I began to understand how curiosity gets trained out of us. This reflection explores reclaiming wonder—not for productivity or profit, but for rest, presence, and remembering what it feels like to be fully alive. - The Year We Save Ourselves: What Black Women Must Now Claim
Entering 2026 requires more than survival. This reflection invites Black women to reclaim self-sovereignty, choose intention, honor limits, trust inner knowing, and build communities that pour back, reminding us that we are not waiting to be saved—we are the source now. - From Profit to Neglect: America’s Long Policing of Black Women’s Bodies
Black women’s bodies have always lived at the crossroads of exploitation and neglect. From slavery’s forced reproduction to modern medical dismissal, our pain is ignored, our autonomy violated, and our lives endangered—even in the spaces meant to protect us. - Announcing Our TWK Grant Recipient: Cookout at the Vineyard
This Woman Knows is proud to award its September–October microgrant to Cookout at the Vineyard, founded by Tahlia Suggs. Her work celebrates joy, culture, and representation through a powerful hospitality experience centered on gathering, community, and legacy.
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