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BLACK LOVE ON OUR TERMS
Black Love On Our Terms is a project celebrating Black love and explores dynamic romantic relationships, the power of self-love and the strength of community healing. In interviews and personal essays, this series interrogates the dating questions that dominate our social media conversations, spotlights how Black love shows up in pop culture of the past and the present, and reminds us that the beauty of Black love is in how we show up for ourselves and each other.
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Daren is asexual and monogamous. Jenn is queer and polyamorous. Their 18-year marriage is proof that love has no limits.
The couple opens up about what it was like to find love on the Netflix show â and the surprising expectations that came with it.
From the Wayans family to the Williams sisters, these celebrities have shown us that family bonds â and their long careers â are strong as ever.
These are just a few names of Black characters whose love weâve championed in the last 50 years of television history.
This age-old dating profession has reemerged as an efficient alternative to swipe-based, burnout-prone dating apps.
The married couple talk about whatâs changed since they had their son, True, last year, and what they hope to teach him about Black love.
âWhen I started exploring the evolution of how we talk about dating culture online, I got sadder and sadder the more I thought about it.â
Therapists share what to do â and what not to do â when going through a breakup.
bell hooksâ opus on love is still as powerful as it was when she first wrote it.
The Blackyard Collective allows people recovering from an addiction to show up just as they are.
Bravo has been dragging out a storyline about Wendy Osefoâs beef with a castmate, but her relationship with her husband is much more interesting.