Still sitting in the Trust Black Women spirit a little longer 馃檹馃従 On July 4th, SisterSong took the @globalblackeconomicforum stage to discuss a vision of a world where Black women are fully trusted, protected, and invested in. This week we watched that vision move closer to reality as historic wins for Black and Indigenous women swept the country, and we are not over it! During Giving Season 2026, we鈥檙e taking a look back at this year鈥檚 Essence Fest and the RJ Culture House. We brought together organizers, cultural leaders, and fellow social justice advocates for an expansive conversation connecting culture, community, and collective power while centering the leadership and lived experiences of Black women. Together, we held space for real dialogue on bodily autonomy, healing, and radical possibility, and left inspired to carry the work well beyond the stage. If you missed it, or want to stay in this feeling, watch our full 2026 panel, Trust Black Women: Redefining the Future of Bodily Autonomy, Maternal Health, Sexuality, and Culture for Our Collective Liberation, at the link in our bio.馃敆猬嗭笍 馃帴: Kwajelyn Jackson, Executive Director at Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation #TrustBlackWomen #SisterSong #EssenceFest
