Dear Linked Arms Family, In these challenging times, we begin by honoring the “Fearless Queens” of our community – the strong Black women (the African Descendants of Enslaved) who lead, nurture, and uplift our families every day. We see you persevering through hardship and caring for our children despite uncertainty. Your strength and grace continue to light our path forward. “We may encounter many defeats, but we must not be defeated.” — Maya Angelou This powerful quote re

Queens, A Story of Resilience from Altadena Dear Beautiful Queens, As Early Learning Educators, we know what it means to pour ourselves...

Beloved Queens, This Labor Day, I write to you not just as a holiday reminder, but as a reckoning with our past and present. The New York...

“Queens, Open Your Mouth!” A National Call to Action Against Gerrymandering and the Silencing of Our Communities Date: August 2025 From...

Today, the United States celebrates its independence from British rule. The fireworks are flying, the parades are marching, and the red,...

Prepared for Linked Arms (ADOES) Family Child Care Association Members and AFRAM Members of SEIU 925 By Mary Curry, Co-President, Linked...

Dear Queens of Linked ARMS, As we move through this Juneteenth season, I want to pause and hold space with you—not just for what this...

THEY KNOW THE TRUTH. WHY DON'T YOU? (Dedicated to My Dear Sister, Shirley McElroy Ray) Dear QUEENS 🌺, As we move through the seasons of...

During the 1950s and 60s, many Black mothers were denied entry to hospitals or relegated to segregated wards. Babies were born at home or...

When we hear that 92% of Black women show up at the ballot box, it’s easy to let it pass as another impressive statistic. But those of us...