As a Black person, are you supporting your community? Are you leading by example?

The description is the title. The work still needs you.

This episode is a reminder: clarity is power. When you know what you want, you're harder to manipulate, distract, or delay.

So let me ask you, do you know what you want from Target?
Because I’m headed to a town hall where their leadership might be in the room… and I’m bringing your voice with me.

Check today's email for a short survey or visit me on IG or Facebook for a direct link.

Sometimes we’re grieving and don’t get to mourn.
Sometimes we’re okay, but people assume we’re not.
And sometimes we need someone to check in without making us prove we’re in pain.

On this week’s Friday with a Black Woman, I’m talking about grief in public, what it means to hold private pain while being watched, and how we show up for one another with care, not pressure.

Tariffs aren’t just a political talking point. They’re raising business costs, especially for Black business owners. On this episode of The Nikki Porcher Podcast, Nikki breaks down what tariffs are, how they show up in your packaging, production, and pricing, and what you need to know to protect your business moving forward & also consumers, how you can support. This is your midweek moment to pause, think, and prepare.

This one is dedicated to all the Black Women who have reached out to me over the past few weeks, sharing your stories, your thoughts, your feelings, your everything.

We are a community. And this is your reminder:
You are not alone.
We are in this together. Always.

In all ways.

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Let’s be real; sometimes, the biggest hater is the voice in your own head. That doubt? That fear? That little voice telling you, "But what if you fail?" TWIRL ON IT. Pivoting isn’t about running away, it’s about running toward something bigger.

If you’ve been stuck, uncertain, or afraid to change, this is your sign: 1-2-3… JUMP IN!

Black Women are the foundation of so many movements, yet too often, we are erased from the story. From the rebranding of the Women's March to the way Black Women’s labor and leadership get minimized, we’re diving into how history keeps repeating itself—and why we’re done waiting for recognition.

In this episode, I break down the pattern of erasure, why Black Women are prioritizing ourselves, and how The Double Dutch Rule is our reminder to stop hesitating and jump into what serves us.

It’s time to move. It’s time to build. It’s time to take back control.

Listen now and join the conversation & get ready to Jump In!