Meet Karla Trotman, CEO of Electro Soft, who’s shattering glass ceilings in the male-dominated world of electronics manufacturing. Her journey is a testament to resilience, self-belief, and defying expectations. Learn how this Black female entrepreneur built upon her family’s legacy, champions DEI, and thrives after 50.

“Using my story to inspire hope in others is my calling and now my life’s work,” Bethany shares, her voice filled with passion. “I want to lean into my gift and experiences and help others like me find hope and healing after divorce.”

It’s more than just knowing which diseases run in your family. It’s about understanding your own risk factors and taking action to protect your health.

Studies have shown that brands using storytelling in their marketing can see up to a 55% increase in conversion rates. That’s because stories connect with us on an emotional level, making us more likely to remember and engage with a brand.

This unwavering faith became her anchor, her source of fortitude. It empowered her to forgive her abuser, a testament to her incredible strength and capacity for healing. It also ignited a passion within her to help others, to use her experiences to inspire and uplift those who have walked a similar path. Sherice’s story is a powerful reminder that even in the face of unimaginable adversity, faith can provide the strength to overcome and emerge even stronger.

“I was on the brink of suicide, several times,” she admitted, sharing the chilling detail of keeping sleeping pills by her bedside. “The enemy was whispering in my ear – not to take one to go to sleep but to take the entire bottle to ease my pain.”

For many mature Black women, spirituality isn’t just a Sunday hat—it’s the backbone that keeps us standing tall when life throws its challenges our way. It’s the inner strength that empowers us to live our best lives, every single day.

“Call 911.” A strange sensation. A race against time. Aortic dissection. Emergency surgery. A second chance. This is my fight for heart health.

Discovering a lump during a routine self-exam while traveling for work, JoAnna’s self-awareness and immediate action proved crucial.

“We have to be doing two things ALL THE TIME,” Iris explains, reflecting on the constant balancing act of advocating for both Black rights and women’s rights simultaneously.