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When Remembering Becomes Rebellion: The Spiritual Trap of Ancestor Worship
In recent years, a growing number of people—especially within the Black community—have turned to spiritual practices that attempt to “honor” ancestors in deeply emotional and personal ways. These practices may seem harmless or even meaningful, especially to those seeking to reclaim a lost cultural identity. But beloved, we
A Reprobate Culture on Display: Why the Diddy Trial Is More Than a Scandal
The federal trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs currently unfolding in Manhattan is not merely a celebrity unraveling—it is a sobering indictment of an entertainment empire soaked in decadence, manipulation, and what the Bible calls “lasciviousness.” As the fifth week of testimony unfolds—alleging racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking,
Where the Glory Grows
Echoes of Eternity: How Scripture Still Speaks in Our Everyday Speech
There's something quietly profound about the way we speak. Words tumble out with routine ease, yet many of our most familiar phrases carry echoes from a much older, holier place. Whether we know it or not, the Bible—specifically the King James Version—still finds its way into
Who Was Cynthia Erivo?
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Focusing on Scalp Health-God’s Divine Design
Understanding Chemical Hair Relaxers: Endocrine Disruption and Health Risks
Chemical hair relaxers have been a staple in hair care routines for decades, particularly among Black women. However, emerging research has revealed concerning links between these products and serious health issues related to endocrine disruption. It is our ongoing mission to keep you informed about the composition of hair relaxers,
The Link Between Nutrition and Hair Health
The Wicked Roots of "Black Girl Magic."
Hidden Dangers: The Health Risks of Using Formaldehyde on Your Scalp
For decades, chemical hair relaxers have been a popular choice for achieving sleek, straight styles. However, many of these products contain formaldehyde or formaldehyde-releasing compounds. When heated during the straightening process, these chemicals release formaldehyde gas, which helps break and reshape the hair’s natural keratin structure.
While effective for
Sodium Hydroxide in Hair Relaxers: Breaking the Bonds of Curls
Repeated use of sodium hydroxide (lye) in hair relaxers poses significant risks to hair health by disrupting disulfide bonds—some of the strongest naturally occurring bonds in hair. These bonds are essential for maintaining the hair’s structural integrity, providing strength, elasticity, and determining its natural shape.
Unlike hydrogen bonds,
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