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Tai Salih (she/her)
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·6 days ago

The Radical Essence of Hope: Sudan’s Resolve

Awakening on a Sunday morning, my heart ached as the news of the Greater Nile Operating Company (GNPOC) Tower engulfed my social media feeds. This towering emblem of progress had been reduced to mere ashes, serving as a vivid reflection of the relentless turmoil that shrouds Sudan. …

Black Women

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The Radical Essence of Hope: Sudan’s Resolve
The Radical Essence of Hope: Sudan’s Resolve
Black Women

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ZORA

·Sep 12

Unpacking #BlackLove and Neurodivergent Love Languages: A Personal Journey

(Black women are cis, trans, femme, and non-binary persons who identify with Black womanhood.) In the ever-evolving labyrinth of identity, mental health, and relationships, navigating a world rife with simplifications and misconceptions becomes a profoundly empowering odyssey (Smith, 2020; Johnson, 2019). As a Black woman, this voyage has unveiled profound…

Neurodiversity

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Unpacking #BlackLove and Neurodivergent Love Languages: A Personal Journey
Unpacking #BlackLove and Neurodivergent Love Languages: A Personal Journey
Neurodiversity

8 min read


Sep 12

This is so beautiful and so needed!!
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Thank you for reading, I'm so grateful that it landed!

Thank you for reading, I'm so grateful that it landed!

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·Sep 11

Twisting Braids: A Wellness Revolution for Black & Indigenous Healing

(You are on Stolen land, built by Stolen People…) In the realm of wellness and holistic healing, the pervasive influence of white supremacy remains a bitter pill to swallow. On Turtle Island (Canada/USA), Black and Indigenous communities share deeply interlocking histories characterized by centuries of resistance, resilience, and solidarity against…

Yoga

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Twisting Braids: A Wellness Revolution for Black & Indigenous Healing
Twisting Braids: A Wellness Revolution for Black & Indigenous Healing
Yoga

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ZORA

·Jul 31

Redefining Strengthens: Black Women Thriving with ADHD

(Black women are cis, femmes, and Black womanhood-identifying non-binary persons) Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that transcends all racial and cultural boundaries, yet its impact on Black women often remains shrouded in the shadows. As a Black woman in her 30s, I found myself unexpectedly embarking on a…

Adhd

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Redefining Strengthens: Black Women Thriving with ADHD
Redefining Strengthens: Black Women Thriving with ADHD
Adhd

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·Jul 8

Preserving Black Cultural History: Our Kingdom on the Nile

From my early years, I nurtured a profound reverence for my cultural history, a connection that remains unshakeable even after being uprooted from our homes during the second civil war, sparked by a tyrant military dictator’s illegal coup. After enduring 30 years of authoritarian rule, which finally ended in 2019…

Black History

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Preserving Black Cultural History: Our Kingdom on the Nile
Preserving Black Cultural History: Our Kingdom on the Nile
Black History

5 min read


Jun 21

No, I don’t celebrate International Yoga Day…

A Call for Inclusion and Awareness Today, as International Yoga Day is celebrated globally, it is crucial that we pause to reflect on the origins and impact of this event. While many embrace yoga as a means of self-discovery and well-being, it is important to acknowledge that it can also…

Yoga

4 min read

No, I don’t celebrate International Yoga Day…
No, I don’t celebrate International Yoga Day…
Yoga

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·Jun 17

Yoga as a revolutionary tool for healing Black Women

(Reminder Black women are cis, trans, and expansive) Yoga has the transformative potential to revolutionize the mental health of Black women. For far too long, Black women have been forced to navigate a society that systemically devalues and oppresses them, leading to a disproportionate amount of stress, anxiety, depression, and…

Yoga

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Yoga as a revolutionary tool for healing Black Women
Yoga as a revolutionary tool for healing Black Women
Yoga

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·Jun 12

Black Women Can’t Be Depressed

(Black women ARE cis-gendered, trans, and gender expansive) Over a decade ago I left the field of psychology because it simply did not care about Black women. As a Black woman studying psychology, I struggled to see myself reflected in the readings and assignments of my undergraduate and graduate courses…

Depression

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Black Women Can’t Be Depressed
Black Women Can’t Be Depressed
Depression

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·Jun 5

Reclaiming Our Light: Unraveling Internalized Misogynoir for Black Womenhood

(Black Womanhood is inclusive of Black women, femmes, and non-binary persons who identify with Black womanhood.) Beauty, like the sun’s radiant embrace, emanates from the depths of Blackness, illuminating the world with its undeniable power and grace. …

Black Women

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Reclaiming Our Light: Unraveling Internalized Misogynoir for Black Womenhood
Reclaiming Our Light: Unraveling Internalized Misogynoir for Black Womenhood
Black Women

12 min read

Tai Salih (she/her)

Tai Salih (she/her)

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Yogi E-RYT® 500, YACEP® | Founder @ Red Ma'at Collective | Integrative Counsellor www.redmaathealing.com

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