Earth Mama Network

06/04/2026

You can smell that Black Girl Magic!

Mahogany Young turned her love for clean, earth-conscious products into The Green Things, a handmade, eco-friendly candle business now lining the shelves of her parents’ historic bookstore, MahoganyBooks.

06/04/2026

A Dallas principal lost her job after meeting with Black students about their grades, but the district has now quietly brought her back in a move that's reigniting debate over the controversy.

https://atlantablackstar.com/2026/06/02/a-dallas-principal-lost-her-job-for-pulling-black-students-aside-over-their-grades-the-community-said-she-wasnt-wrong-and-the-district-just-proved-it-by-quietly-hiring-her-back/

06/04/2026

05/18/2026

Cicely Tyson Looks so beautiful

You've seen this photo, but do you know why it matters? In 1973, Cicely Tyson and Diana Ross stood at the Academy Awards as the first pair of Black women ever nominated together for Best Actress. Cicely earned her nomination for Sounder, while Diana was recognized for her powerful portrayal of Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues. This wasn't just a red carpet moment—it was history in the making.

Look at them. The grace, the elegance, the quiet power radiating from this single frame. Cicely, timeless and ageless, standing beside a young Diana Ross at the height of her crossover moment from music to film. Their beauty was undeniable, but their presence represented something far deeper—a breakthrough in an industry that had rarely honored Black women in leading roles worthy of Oscar recognition.

This moment opened doors that had been locked for decades. Their nominations weren't charity or tokenism—they were earned through performances that demanded respect and recognition. Every Black actress who has walked that red carpet since owes something to this historic night when two queens proved that Black women's talent could no longer be ignored by Hollywood's most prestigious awards. They didn't just wear gowns that night—they wore the hopes and dreams of countless performers who came before and paved the way for those who would follow.

05/15/2026

Joy is contagious in this sunlit room. What happens when generations gather, create, and heal together? You’ll find laughter, guidance, and the kind of connection that can’t be staged. This is what real community looks like. Want your school or group to feel this love? Reach out and let’s build something beautiful. 💜

05/15/2026

Rooted in heritage. Rising in unity.

Every circle we form honors the beauty of Black identity and the wisdom of our elders. Healing begins when we remember who we are.

Join us as we celebrate culture, uplift our girls, and weave new stories together. Reach out to connect with Earth Mama Healing.

05/15/2026

Erinlẹ. The Healer. The Wisdom.

She moves with the flow of life, restoring, nurturing, and guiding. She is the balance of seen and unseen—the healer, the seer, the nurturer.

She heals the body, mind, and spirit. She knows the medicine of herbs, roots, and sacred remedies. She is the river, the earth, the plants, and all living things.

When we embody Erinlẹ, we remember: We are healers. We are wise. We trust our intuition. We move with grace and power.

Black women, you are the medicine. You are the wisdom. You are Erinlẹ.

I am RoLanda Wilkins, and I am here to celebrate your healing power.

05/14/2026

Finding love later in life doesn't make it less—it makes it more.

More intentional. More grounded. More grateful.

I came into this season of my life thinking I knew my story. And then he walked in and rewrote it with me. This man has changed my world in ways I never expected, and I am so deeply grateful.

The Creator, the Universe, the Great Spirit, my ancestors—I thank them for guiding us together. For the timing. For the love. For reminding me that it's never too late to experience joy this profound.

To everyone still waiting, still hoping, still believing: your blessing is coming. And when it does, it will be exactly what you need.

I am so happy. I am so loved. I am so grateful.

05/13/2026

Wisdom lives in every gathering we hold. What stories are being shared in this room? What healing and laughter fill these walls?

At Earth Mama Healing, we honor the quiet moments that shape strong girls and women.

Want to bring this spirit to your school or group? Reach out and let’s build something beautiful together. 🌱

05/13/2026

Sarah Vaughan: The Divine One. Her voice was pure magic, her artistry was unmatched, her presence was unforgettable. She sang for us, she loved us, she showed us that we could reach for the stars and touch them. Her legacy lives in every Black woman who dares to dream big.