Slut-shaming and hyper-sexualizing black women are black feminist issues: Not only when they relate to publicly sexually adventurous women like Amber Rose or Blac Chyna, but when they relate to celibate sisters too.

Slut-shaming and hypersexualizing black women are black feminist issues: Not only when they relate to publicly sexually adventurous women like Amber Rose or Blac Chyna, but when they relate to celibate sisters too.

It's a big commitment to make to yourself and to God when you decide to be led by faith and not by sight. As a life coaching professional in the field of sexuality, I highly recommend The Wait for any woman or man going through a life transition towards upward mobility.

This Hollywood couple shares their experience with and advice about waiting to have sex until marriage.

"Because I so want to be married," Fallon tells him. "I'm ready for the next step, and I feel like in my past relationships

Wife and mother Kasiopia is a self-described superwoman. From raising her 3-year-old to managing her career, she keeps a

Check out more of Meagan Good’s Rolling Out interview here. “I feel like religion can get very judgmental and a lot of people

Why am I writing this? As a single mother, raising two black young men and surrounded by the death of so many young men, I am constantly in search of positive influences that will inspire them, motivate them and keep them on the right path.

Preacher and Hollywood producer DeVon Franklin says we can all look at life as if it's a movie, with God as our director

Each year, dating back to 1993, the glossy has celebrated the power of black love by filling its February issue with inspiring

Eckhart Tolle: The soul is your innermost being. The presence that you are beyond form. The consciousness that you are beyond

Oprah Winfrey: What do you know for sure? DeVon Franklin: That God is real. And that faith works. Deepak Chopra: Nothing