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Role Mamas

Some of our favorite Black women on how they became mothers, wives, entrepreneurs, corporate ladder sprinters, & more.

Denene Millner

Denene Millner

Atlanta, Georgia

Denene Millner is a textbook example of what can happen when opportunity meets hustle. The journalist, author, and founder of Black parenting website MyBrownBaby explains how she went from newspapers and magazines to becoming your faves favorite ghostwriter.
Theresa Thames

Theresa Thames

Washington, D.C.

Motherhood was instantaneous and unexpected for Theresa Thames; when her sister passed away in November 2011 on her 32nd birthday, she decided to raise her nephew as her own. She tells mater mea how she found her way as a grieving and newly single working mom.
Elmeka Henderson, black mom
Elmeka Henderson

Elmeka Henderson

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

While we imagine many people have been troubled by the rising number of Black people slain by police officers, it's safe to say that few are as anxious about the loss of life as Black mothers. Psychologist and photographer Elmeka Henderson's fears for her young son Chris—and her desire for experiences beyond their hometown of Philly—led her to decide on a life abroad in Tokyo. Henderson tells mater mea how the family of two landed in Japan and what it means to raise a carefree Black boy abroad.
Jessica Huie, MBE

Jessica Huie, MBE

London, England

Jessica Huie, entrepreneur and mom of two tells mater mea how she found the strength and maturity to realize her potential after a pregnancy.
Angela Benton

Angela Benton

San Francisco, CA

Angela Benton, one of the more well-known names in Silicon Valley, tells us why she follows her gut when it comes to parenting and entrepreneurship.
Kuae Kelch Mattox

Kuae Kelch Mattox

Montclair, New Jersey

Kuae Kelch Mattox left her high position to raise her children. After more than a decade, she's ready to share what she’s learned back to the workforce.

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