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We love you . We resist every lie and attack. We stand with you. A beautiful existence. A beautiful resistance. We rise....
12/01/2025

We love you . We resist every lie and attack. We stand with you.

A beautiful existence. A beautiful resistance. We rise.
🖤🌱

Our joy pusha of the week is one who evokes memories with her teas, tonics, and special blends. Anabel Primiterio of is...
11/18/2025

Our joy pusha of the week is one who evokes memories with her teas, tonics, and special blends. Anabel Primiterio of is that girl.

What makes her life a beautiful resistance?

“My life is a beautiful resistance because I choose to honor and be a vessel for the healing traditions our Black and brown lineages created to sustain ourselves from our own backyards, or in this case, cultures.

Every product I create is a way of preserving what our elders taught us, reclaiming wellness as something that belongs to Black and brown people, and proving that our origins are powerful enough to sustain us. Ines Organics allows me to create, to heal, and to uplift — turning cultural memory into everyday nourishment.” 🖤🌱

He needs no introduction but we give massive gratitude to thee who has been a longtime supporter of not just A Beautifu...
11/16/2025

He needs no introduction but we give massive gratitude to thee who has been a longtime supporter of not just A Beautiful Resistance, but of me. He is a historian for the culture and more than that, too. Having him celebrate five years of beautifully resisting with us is the cherry on top. 🖤🌱

RSVP for free ticket w link in bio. We’ll see you at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 21 at the .

We love real bad. And celebrating the nuances of storytelling is one of our favorite glimmers. Through fashion, photogr...
11/14/2025

We love real bad. And celebrating the nuances of storytelling is one of our favorite glimmers. Through fashion, photography, and more – she tells stories and shifts narratives. She is a creative juggernaut, an indisputable light, and we’re grateful she shares her shine. 🖤🌱

Learn more about her Friday, Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. RSVP for a free ticket at mos.org/events/subspace or look for the link in our bio. See you soon. 🫶🏽

As we celebrate 5 years of beautifully resisting, we can’t wait to welcome to the living room as our vibe curator for ...
11/12/2025

As we celebrate 5 years of beautifully resisting, we can’t wait to welcome to the living room as our vibe curator for the pre and post show. A champion helping us celebrate is a victory indeed.

7:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 21st. Tickets are free w RSVP at
mos.org/events/subspace and link in bio.🖤🌱

We love to celebrate a joy pusha. Today, it’s , a stylist and creative consultant, and founder of .What makes his life a...
11/12/2025

We love to celebrate a joy pusha. Today, it’s , a stylist and creative consultant, and founder of .

What makes his life a beautiful resistance?

“Showing up in spaces where I’m the only one and being able to thrive anyway,” he says. “But also making sure I am giving back, opening the doors and making sure that though I may be the only one that I don’t stay the only one. It’s about charting a path and showing what’s possible.” 🖤🌱

Cheers to all the space makers.

For our final ABR Live! at the Museum of Science and celebrate five years of beautifully resisting — we are overjoyed to...
11/11/2025

For our final ABR Live! at the Museum of Science and celebrate five years of beautifully resisting — we are overjoyed to welcome two of our favorite vibe curators and energy activators: .

Lock in with us at 7:30 pm on Nov. 21 at the in the Blue Wing. Free tickets with registration at mos.org/events/subspace. 🖤🌱

She often spoke to falling seeds and said, “Ah hope you fall on soft ground,” because she had heard seeds saying that to...
08/16/2025

She often spoke to falling seeds and said, “Ah hope you fall on soft ground,” because she had heard seeds saying that to each other as they passed. — Zora Neale Hurston

Sisterhood nourishes in all seasons. 🖤🌱

Stefanie Belnavis sees us. Steffie, founder and portrait photographer behind The Diahann Project (TDP) and the perinatal...
08/15/2025

Stefanie Belnavis sees us.

Steffie, founder and portrait photographer behind The Diahann Project (TDP) and the perinatal photographer behind Birthlooms, collaboratively tells our stories and celebrates our journeys. Her work as a perinatal movement psychotherapist and licensed mental health clinician helps heal us off camera. In every facet, she sees and lifts us. We are blessed by the beautiful resistance of . 🖤🌱

Stephanie Johnson, founder of Roots Midwifery, doing birth work to support, protect, empower, and guide people in their ...
08/14/2025

Stephanie Johnson, founder of Roots Midwifery, doing birth work to support, protect, empower, and guide people in their journey — pre-pregnancy to postpartum. Stephanie continually advocates for maternal and infant health equity. Stephanie nurtures life. 🖤🌱

Nashira and are the beautiful resistance we need. We believe in safe spaces to give life, to breathe community, to cult...
08/13/2025

Nashira and are the beautiful resistance we need. We believe in safe spaces to give life, to breathe community, to cultivate joy and security in birthing. 🖤🌱

The beautiful resistance of and — lifting and loving us. The way Latham advocates for reproductive health, motherhood,...
08/12/2025

The beautiful resistance of and — lifting and loving us. The way Latham advocates for reproductive health, motherhood, and birth equity is inspiring and empowering. She lifts women in sisterhood and community. We see you, ! 🖤🌱

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Jeneé Osterheldt is a culture columnist at The Kansas City Star and 2017 Harvard Nieman Fellow. She joined the paper in 2001 as an intern covering pop culture and hip-hop before moving on to intern for The Contra Costa Times in California and The Pioneer Press in Minnesota. She returned to the Star in 2002 as a music critic and nightlife columnist. In 2008, she transitioned to lifestyle column writing. Her beat covered everything from Rachel Dolezal to the unapologetic blackness of Beyoncé's Formation. The NAACP of Olathe honored her as a diversity advocate on MLK Day 2016.

Osterheldt is a Virginia native and graduated from Norfolk State University with a bachelor’s in journalism in 2001. She has been a Knight Ridder rotating intern, launched “The Scenario” nightlife column at The Star and spent her year at Harvard exploring the role of pop culture and the arts in shaping identity and social justice movements. Her work has appeared in Essence, Rolling Out, KicksOnFire.com and most recently, Very Smart Brothas.

She recently returned to The Star as a culture columnist, where her columns speak truth to power. She concentrates on identity through the lens of pop culture, politics and the arts. She's taken on Trump, sexism and unapologetically writes about how post-racial America is not a reality for black people. For her, being a journalist is not simply a job or a career. It is a responsibility.