Black Women Archives

LeToya Luckett Joins KUSHAE For Launch of Women’s Deodorant Stick For “Down There”

As science has evolved over the years, it has come to light that many foods, products, and habits we have grown up using, practicing, and loving can be harmful to…

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Can Men Have Platonic Friendships with Women? This Is Twitter’s Opinion

The topic of whether men and women can form platonic friendships (or not) is among the most-debatable, especially in today’s society. Recently, a Twitter user by the name of @diosaaaliyah…

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This Is Why Women Hate Male Strippers, According to the Internet

Twitter is known for two things: its top-of-the-line jokes and viral conversations. The latest discussion just so happens to be about why women hate male strippers! Yeaaaaah, you read that…

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Why Black Men Need as Much Love as They Can Get in Today’s World

Sometimes Kings Need Their Crowns Fixed Too I’m always for empowerment in every single way. This particular article goes hand-in-hand with my last one, where I discussed the importance of…

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Parlé with Us: Let’s Talk First Date Etiquette from a Woman’s POV

Same game, new rules, different players. Let’s talk about the first date. The world of dating only keeps evolving with time and technology. Nowadays, swiping right on Tinder could land…

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The Evolution Of Her Validation: The Need For #BlackGirlMagic

The history of negative and stereotypical portrayals of Black women and girls in television and film has made affirming cultural measures like #BlackGirlMagic necessary. As of October 3, 2017, the…

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Bun B Talks Slim Thug Comments About Black Women (video)

Parlé Mag caught up with Bun B at Universal Records. The Hip-Hop pioneer held a listening session for his upcoming album Trill O.G set for release on August 3rd. Afterwards…

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Slim Thug’s Idea of Love

To say that black women have come a long way is quite frankly an understatement. For generations, mainstream media, whether it be television, books or music, has portrayed black women…