This is spiritual rebellion. This is ancestral reckoning.
This is Black women choosing themselves and their magic first. #BVM #BlackWomen
This is Black women choosing themselves and their magic first. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:46 AM
This is spiritual rebellion. This is ancestral reckoning.
This is Black women choosing themselves and their magic first. #BVM #BlackWomen
This is Black women choosing themselves and their magic first. #BVM #BlackWomen
Black women have always been the keepers of sacred things. Even when forced into silence, they passed down power in recipes, lullabies, and side-eyes. What we are witnessing now is not a new awakening—it’s the remembering of an old one. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:45 AM
Black women have always been the keepers of sacred things. Even when forced into silence, they passed down power in recipes, lullabies, and side-eyes. What we are witnessing now is not a new awakening—it’s the remembering of an old one. #BVM #BlackWomen
From bestselling books to viral posts, Black women are reshaping how we speak about the sacred. The language is ours now—and it no longer has to come from a pulpit or patriarch to be holy. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:44 AM
From bestselling books to viral posts, Black women are reshaping how we speak about the sacred. The language is ours now—and it no longer has to come from a pulpit or patriarch to be holy. #BVM #BlackWomen
Spirituality becomes a roadmap to both remembrance and release. “Ancestor,” “divine feminine,” “energy,” “manifestation,” “ritual,” and “alignment” are no longer whispers in the back room they’re front and center in the language of liberation. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:43 AM
Spirituality becomes a roadmap to both remembrance and release. “Ancestor,” “divine feminine,” “energy,” “manifestation,” “ritual,” and “alignment” are no longer whispers in the back room they’re front and center in the language of liberation. #BVM #BlackWomen
Black women are using this return to spirituality to confront trauma, mother wounds, and generational patterns passed down like inheritance. They’re doing shadow work. They’re naming what hurt them. They’re protecting their daughters’ spirits and letting their grandmothers rest. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:42 AM
Black women are using this return to spirituality to confront trauma, mother wounds, and generational patterns passed down like inheritance. They’re doing shadow work. They’re naming what hurt them. They’re protecting their daughters’ spirits and letting their grandmothers rest. #BVM #BlackWomen
They are the rootworkers, the intuitive doulas, the astrologers, the tarot readers blending ancient wisdom with modern urgency. Reclaiming ancestral spirituality isn’t just about rituals—it’s about breaking cycles. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:41 AM
They are the rootworkers, the intuitive doulas, the astrologers, the tarot readers blending ancient wisdom with modern urgency. Reclaiming ancestral spirituality isn’t just about rituals—it’s about breaking cycles. #BVM #BlackWomen
Once demonized as witches or “too much,” Black women are now boldly embracing their spiritual gifts—clairvoyance, healing, dreamwork, divination—not as shameful, but sacred. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:40 AM
Once demonized as witches or “too much,” Black women are now boldly embracing their spiritual gifts—clairvoyance, healing, dreamwork, divination—not as shameful, but sacred. #BVM #BlackWomen
Whether it’s lighting candles, honoring Orishas, cleansing with herbs, or building ancestral altars, these practices offer healing outside the confines of Western religious norms. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:38 AM
Whether it’s lighting candles, honoring Orishas, cleansing with herbs, or building ancestral altars, these practices offer healing outside the confines of Western religious norms. #BVM #BlackWomen
From Ifá and Yoruba to Hoodoo, Vodou, and Obeah, Black women are reconnecting with spiritual systems rooted in the wisdom of the diaspora. These aren’t just rituals—they are resistance, rooted in survival. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:37 AM
From Ifá and Yoruba to Hoodoo, Vodou, and Obeah, Black women are reconnecting with spiritual systems rooted in the wisdom of the diaspora. These aren’t just rituals—they are resistance, rooted in survival. #BVM #BlackWomen
They’re leaving pulpits that demanded submission and discovering that divinity doesn’t require permission. Faith no longer looks like shame and silence it looks like self-knowledge, community, and calling ancestors by name. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:36 AM
They’re leaving pulpits that demanded submission and discovering that divinity doesn’t require permission. Faith no longer looks like shame and silence it looks like self-knowledge, community, and calling ancestors by name. #BVM #BlackWomen
Many Black women were raised in churches that taught them to fear their own bodies, distrust their dreams, and silence their intuition. But more and more, they are interrogating these doctrines asking hard questions about how Christianity was used as a tool of control during slavery and beyond. #BVM
April 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Many Black women were raised in churches that taught them to fear their own bodies, distrust their dreams, and silence their intuition. But more and more, they are interrogating these doctrines asking hard questions about how Christianity was used as a tool of control during slavery and beyond. #BVM
But the tides are shifting. Across living rooms, podcasts, book clubs, altar spaces, and social media timelines, Black women are reclaiming what was never lost—only buried beneath colonization, patriarchy, and generational silence. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:34 AM
But the tides are shifting. Across living rooms, podcasts, book clubs, altar spaces, and social media timelines, Black women are reclaiming what was never lost—only buried beneath colonization, patriarchy, and generational silence. #BVM #BlackWomen
For generations, Black women have been taught to bury their power—to trade intuition for obedience, ancestral memory for respectability, and sacred practice for survival in systems that never saw them as whole. #BVM #BlackWomen
April 30, 2025 at 3:33 AM
For generations, Black women have been taught to bury their power—to trade intuition for obedience, ancestral memory for respectability, and sacred practice for survival in systems that never saw them as whole. #BVM #BlackWomen
Because when Black women are only deemed worthy if they look like a fantasy, sound like a whisper, and don’t challenge the storyline, we’re not being loved—we’re being erased. And that kind of selective celebration? Says more about Shannon than it ever will about us. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
April 26, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Because when Black women are only deemed worthy if they look like a fantasy, sound like a whisper, and don’t challenge the storyline, we’re not being loved—we’re being erased. And that kind of selective celebration? Says more about Shannon than it ever will about us. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
Not because she’s done something wrong, but because she’s been weaponized as the sole exception to an otherwise troubling narrative. The issue isn’t that Shannon likes what he likes. The issue is that what he doesn’t like—and how he talks around it—tells us everything. #BVM
April 26, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Not because she’s done something wrong, but because she’s been weaponized as the sole exception to an otherwise troubling narrative. The issue isn’t that Shannon likes what he likes. The issue is that what he doesn’t like—and how he talks around it—tells us everything. #BVM
This isn’t about preference. It’s about performance.
And while Nicole Murphy didn’t ask to be dragged into this, when you’re the only Black woman a man like Shannon publicly fawns over, yes Nicole, you’re catching a stray. #BVM
And while Nicole Murphy didn’t ask to be dragged into this, when you’re the only Black woman a man like Shannon publicly fawns over, yes Nicole, you’re catching a stray. #BVM
April 26, 2025 at 11:55 AM
This isn’t about preference. It’s about performance.
And while Nicole Murphy didn’t ask to be dragged into this, when you’re the only Black woman a man like Shannon publicly fawns over, yes Nicole, you’re catching a stray. #BVM
And while Nicole Murphy didn’t ask to be dragged into this, when you’re the only Black woman a man like Shannon publicly fawns over, yes Nicole, you’re catching a stray. #BVM
Shannon doesn’t seem to have a problem with Black women just the ones who are too Black for his brand. Too opinionated. Too real. And if we’re being honest? Too reflective of the parts of himself he’s tried to distance from to gain acceptance in white, corporate, or status-driven spaces. #BVM
April 26, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Shannon doesn’t seem to have a problem with Black women just the ones who are too Black for his brand. Too opinionated. Too real. And if we’re being honest? Too reflective of the parts of himself he’s tried to distance from to gain acceptance in white, corporate, or status-driven spaces. #BVM
She represents the kind of Black woman who’s been deemed “safe” for men like Shannon to celebrate publicly. Not because she’s Black—but because she doesn’t remind him of the Black women he avoids.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is. #BVM
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is. #BVM
April 26, 2025 at 11:52 AM
She represents the kind of Black woman who’s been deemed “safe” for men like Shannon to celebrate publicly. Not because she’s Black—but because she doesn’t remind him of the Black women he avoids.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is. #BVM
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is. #BVM
t’s a script straight out of the fragile male ego playbook. But then—enter Nicole Murphy, and suddenly Black women are worth public praise? Let’s be clear: Nicole Murphy is stunning. She’s also light-skinned, surgically sculpted, age-defying, and curated to look like a trophy—not a truth. #BVM
April 26, 2025 at 11:51 AM
t’s a script straight out of the fragile male ego playbook. But then—enter Nicole Murphy, and suddenly Black women are worth public praise? Let’s be clear: Nicole Murphy is stunning. She’s also light-skinned, surgically sculpted, age-defying, and curated to look like a trophy—not a truth. #BVM
She represents the kind of Black woman who’s been deemed “safe” for men like Shannon to celebrate publicly. Not because she’s Black—but because she doesn’t remind him of the Black women he avoids.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is.
April 26, 2025 at 11:50 AM
She represents the kind of Black woman who’s been deemed “safe” for men like Shannon to celebrate publicly. Not because she’s Black—but because she doesn’t remind him of the Black women he avoids.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is.
Nicole isn’t the problem. The exceptionalism projected onto her is.
Let’s get into it.
When it comes to Black women, Shannon Sharpe moves like a man who loves the culture but not the women who birthed it. He’s loud about his admiration for “fit, feminine, friendly” aesthetics—code for filtered, racially ambiguous, and non-confrontational. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
When it comes to Black women, Shannon Sharpe moves like a man who loves the culture but not the women who birthed it. He’s loud about his admiration for “fit, feminine, friendly” aesthetics—code for filtered, racially ambiguous, and non-confrontational. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
April 26, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Let’s get into it.
When it comes to Black women, Shannon Sharpe moves like a man who loves the culture but not the women who birthed it. He’s loud about his admiration for “fit, feminine, friendly” aesthetics—code for filtered, racially ambiguous, and non-confrontational. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
When it comes to Black women, Shannon Sharpe moves like a man who loves the culture but not the women who birthed it. He’s loud about his admiration for “fit, feminine, friendly” aesthetics—code for filtered, racially ambiguous, and non-confrontational. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
There’s a pattern with Shannon Sharpe that isn’t so much subtle as it is strategic—and Black women have noticed. Loudly. But what makes it sting isn’t just the absence of appreciation for Black women—it’s the exception clause that proves the rule: Nicole Murphy. #BVM #ShannonSharpe
April 26, 2025 at 2:20 AM
There’s a pattern with Shannon Sharpe that isn’t so much subtle as it is strategic—and Black women have noticed. Loudly. But what makes it sting isn’t just the absence of appreciation for Black women—it’s the exception clause that proves the rule: Nicole Murphy. #BVM #ShannonSharpe