Given Cicely Tyson's passing and the very recent passing of Mary Wilson, it seemed appropriate to focus our Black History Celebration on Women in Entertainment.
Throughout the years, the characters these women played, the characters they created, or the songs they sang made us snap our fingers, laugh, cry, and fist pump. Each of these women displays their special kind ofFeminine Audacityon and off the stage.
During this second week of Black History Month, we turn our attention to the trailblazers in the areas of Science and Healthcare. We have stories of Feminine Audacity that extend beyond the classroom to space, the 1800s to the current day and US to Africa. Many thanks to The Varsity Publications.
February is Black History Month. Femdacity will be taking time each week to recognize a group of special girls and women who embody the idea of Embracing Their Feminine Audacity. This week we are highlighting some a few (S)Heroes that span the areas of Civil Rights, Sports, Aviation and Politics.
As you know by now, Femdacity is things PERIOD. In order to have a healthy period, you need to take care of business ‘down there’. Check out our 4 Tips for maintaining Vaginal Health.
Many girls and women suffer from poor sleep resulting from pre-menstrual symptoms. Many of these symptoms include headaches, cramping, bloating and anxiety. Sleep.Org identified a number of 5 ways to get some relief. Here are 3 of our favorite.
With this being the last week of the year, many of us are eager to press 'reset' and start 2021. While we can admit all of 2020 has been a downright challenge, it taught us a lot.
