Young, Black & Widowed Inc.

02/27/2026

✨🏆 THE COUNTDOWN IS REAL 🏆✨

Black Excellence deserves a full room.
The question is… will YOU be in it?

The BEC Awards 2026 is more than a show.
It’s a celebration of legacy.
It’s a night of culture.
It’s a room full of excellence.

And tickets are available NOW.

Tag who you’re bringing.
Comment “I’M IN” if you’ve already secured your seat.
Drop a 🔥 if you’re pulling up dressed to impress.

Do not wait until it sells out and you’re watching from social media.

🎟️ Purchase your tickets today
🌐 www.becawards.com

Let’s pack the room.
Let’s celebrate OUR excellence.
Let’s make history together.

02/27/2026

Take today and detox from the negative so you can face the new week with an abundance of good energy.

Good morning world,

Michelle ❤️🔥

02/27/2026

life out of losses.

02/27/2026

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02/27/2026

sunburn.

02/26/2026

02/26/2026

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02/25/2026

02/25/2026

When our person dies, physical reminders of their presence do not just disappear.

If you shared a home together, their belongings are likely everywhere . . . things like their car keys, glasses, deodorant, or toothbrush.

Not wanting to move their things is SO normal. It is okay to leave things just as they are right now.

02/25/2026

Content warning: This post mentions su***de.

When Lexie Manion, an art therapy student, writer, artist, and mental health advocate, learned that one of her clients had died by su***de, she replayed everything that had happened up until that point, trying to navigate the loss.

According to research, 22-39% of psychologists and 51-82% of psychiatrists lose at least one client to su***de in their career. Having honest and open conversations about su***de, especially as mental health providers, is vital to su***de prevention.

On our blog, Lexie shares more about her experience and how leaning into creativity and community has helped her cope with loss.

Read her full story: https://mhanational.org/blog/unfinished-canvas-navigating-the-loss-of-a-client-to-su***de-as-an-art-therapy-student/