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Carmen Nicole Aziz

Founder & CEO of The Black Girl Social Club, Executive Director of BGSC JR, Influencer & Podcast Host

12/07/2025

You know what-hell yea ✊🏾 Only way you’ll get anywhere in life is believing in yourself FIRST. Bigging yourself up FIRST. Actually LIKING yourself in real life! Good for you 🫵🏾

Keep “liking” your own pics, baby. May that energy transcend to all that you do! 💪🏾

11/07/2025

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02/07/2025

*whispers*

Let’s normalize not jumping to conclusions without all of the information. Let’s normalize not having debates after only hearing a 30 second clip. Let’s make it a practice to not speak so boldly and so loudly about things we are not well versed in. Can we reconsider pointing out the problem and consistently offering no alternatives/solutions?

Listen, I understand. But conversations have to be rooted in reality and they must have nuance. Not ALL of the time, but SOMETIMES, things have more layers than what we see at the surface. SOMETIMES, it’s impossible to come to a conclusion on something, simply because we do not have all the facts. Just something to consider as we navigate outrage culture as a society 🫶🏾

Good morning! ☀️

29/06/2025

My GOODNESS! A big thank you to all of the ladies who came out to our very first Sisterhood Sunday Brunch Series. 💕🎉It RAINED, it was HOT, but the ladies endured. The point was to connect, share and empower. Mission accomplished. Membership opens next week for

Can’t wait! 🫶🏾

28/06/2025

This is your reminder to BLOOM ✨

23/06/2025

Per usual, DC owes me nothing. Very thankful for the GIRRRLLSS (and the guys) who made this weekend a blast. Sometimes you just need a lil reset ✨🫶🏾

22/06/2025

Good Morning! ☀️

21/06/2025

Girls’ Trip ✨

10/06/2025

Baby I had a tiiiiiiiiime last NIGHT!!!!!

Now last year and probably the year before that, I was disappointed, but THIS? BRAVO! 👏🏾 I felt like I worked a full shift, and I had to throw some cold water on my face to stay awake, but YAS. 👏🏾

1. Kirk Franklin deserves every award he’s ever received. He changed the game in so many ways. A genius, an innovator-such a complex and impactful human.
2. BUMP BUMP BUMP!!! Those boys looked good!!! They was poppin and lockin and spinnin. THAT’S what a millennial like me came to see! The mics weren’t on, but inject it into my veins! 🙌🏾
3. The old 106 and Park crew reunited?? YES PLEASE. What a time to be alive when you could tune in to see who was in the top 10 for the day!! A cultural MOMENT.
4. Speaking of the top 10-Mr. 106 & Park-BOW WOW. I was so glad to see him on the stage getting his things. Talk about a celebrity who had real impact-for a LONG TIME.
5. Jamie, Jamie, Jamie. A man of many talents. Singer, actor, comedian. A TRUE artist. He deserves every flower he receives, and I’m so glad he’s here to receive them! 💐
6. MARIAH CAREY always been THAT girl. I played ALL of her albums until I couldn’t play them no more in childhood, adolescence AND adulthood. An icon and a legend. My favorite thing about Mariah is how she pretends she can’t walk. 😆 And why is this her first award??!
7. Amerie. One thing. ☝🏾 I mean, that’s really all that needs to be said.
8. Keyshia Cole had an era that not many can say they had. She truly had her own lane and deserves to be honored for that!!
9. Big Tigger revving “The Booth” felt sooo good. An era of hip hop that cannot be replicated. Real artistry, hip hop at its foundation. What a time!!!!
10. The mention of Ms. CITA. As Quinta said-our first AI girlie. Loved being reminded of her contributions-even as a digital presence.

I give this award show 10s across the board. A reminder to honor and revere those that helped to define a culture and time period that we LOVED. Many of these people crafted the soundtrack to our lives and shaped the culture that we enjoyed for decades. BLACK EXCELLENCE at its finest.

What did you enjoy the most about last night?

09/06/2025

The Black Girl Day Off retreat, hosted by The Black Girl Social Club and is a deeply intentional space created for Black women to pause, breathe, and prioritize themselves without apology. We recognize that Black women are often the backbone of every community, showing up for everyone else while rarely being given permission to slow down, recharge, or simply be. This retreat is our answer to that reality. 🧖🏾‍♀️

We’re hosting this experience to honor our right to rest, joy, and sisterhood. It’s a moment for us to unplug from the demands of daily life and reconnect with ourselves and each other in a supportive, affirming environment. Through meaningful conversations, self-care, wellness experiences, and community connection, we aim to create a sanctuary where healing and celebration go hand in hand. 🌸💕

Because rest is resistance. Joy is power. And Black women deserve both. 🤞🏾🫶🏾

What’s included?

🌺Soothing Sound therapy
🌺 yoga style stretch
🌺Mindfulness & Intention Setting
🌺RiverWalk and/or nature immersion
🌺Herbal Exploration Tea Tasting Ceremony
🌺Live Entertainment
🌺Aromatherapy Session
🌺Garden Taste & Tour
🌺Chef-Prepared Gourmet Vegan Lunch

🌺Lite Continental Breakfast
🌺Group Thai Stretch
🌺 Mini Facials (guided)
🌺Riverfront Collective Pamper (signature mini-massage under the cabana

Learn more at the link in our bio. Space is limited. Let’s spend together 💕

03/06/2025

Let’s talk about the misogyny, and the patriarchy and how it’s showing up in pop culture right now.

So lemme get this straight-Cardi is the culprit because she left a man who cheated on her (well documented), and is now outside having a blast with the *only* man anyone has seen her with since Offset…Vanessa Bryant and Lauren London can’t move on because some of yall will nail them to the cross…Ciara cant get the Future hive to leave her alone….because if any woman moves on from a man that yall idolize, she’s a h**. Whew welcome to the Patriarchy! 🥴

29/05/2025

Seeing all the HBCU graduates brought me back down memory lane. I keep thinking about the fact that I cried the entire ceremony a few years ago. Receiving my MPA from was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. Not only because of the what it required academically, but because of what it took mentally and emotionally.

I had dropped out when my father died in 2020-had absolutely no plans to go back. Then I decided to years later because I don’t like to leave things undone. Except now, I was going through a divorce, I was battling attacks left and right. People were trying to take me and my organization out. I survived a near fatal car crash. I was going through a friend breakup (we’ve since reconnected and reconciled). I was still running a business, managing people, trying to figure out business strategies that they don’t track you in school…all while studying, writing papers, knocking out projects and reports.

But I DID IT. And it took grit. It took willpower. It took confidence, and humility. And I’m saying all this to say-you can do it too. YOU can do hard things and live to tell the story.

Happy Thursday! Let’s get to it! 💪🏾

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