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    With the social climate changing so drastically in this country, now more than ever is the time for us to come together as a community. We cannot rely on any platform, political party, or outside entity to ensure our stability. We must do it ourselves. BlackLesbian.Org offers a free invitation to members of our community who are making an impact and contributing positive energy in this society, to be featured on our site. Visitors from around the globe inquire about the women we feature and it has lead to collaborations and revenue for black lesbian owned businesses. Let us continue to grow this site to strengthen our network. Please fill out the form in the, "Get Featured" section of this site. We are here to support each other!

  • Events, Opportunities, and Resources

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    Gladys Books & WIne - Grand Opening Announcement!

    The grand opening of Gladys Books & Wine is set for September 6th, 2025. This Black owned, Queer book store/wine bar is sure to be a hot spot in Brooklyn. Come enjoy great vibes, books, coffee, community driven events, and a wide array of exceptional wines. For more information, reach out to Gladys Books & WInes at, hello@gladysbooksandwine.com

    Gladys Books & Wine

    306 Malcolm X Boulevard

    Brooklyn, NY 11223

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    The Free Black Women’s Library is a social art project that features a collection of over five thousand books written by Black women and Black non-binary writers, a free store, a period pantry, a virtual Reading Club, a weekly book swap, and a wide array of workshops and free public programs.

    The Free Black Women’s Library, is located at

    226 Marcus Garvey Boulevard

    Brooklyn, NYC

  • Trailblazer

    Clarisa Alayeto

    Community Activist

    The Bronx was ranked "the county in New York with the worst health outcomes” or 62nd of all 62 counties in NY in terms of health. This documentary tells the story of Clarisa Alayeto, a community activist and rising politician from the South Bronx who — inspired by her Grandmother — sets out on a mission to break that cycle by running the New York Marathon and starting a local run club, Mott Haven Runners of Color.

  • THE ART OF LAURA WILSON 

    Black Lesbian Erotic Art

    2025 Calendar

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    Purchase here!

  • Astrology

    for the Divine feminine

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    Virgo

    Virgo woman, now more than ever you must invest your focus and energy into what you want to grow in your life. There are many things trying to distract you from moving forward because your progress spells disaster to energies that plot against you. Do not feed into the negativity as it will drain precious energy required to make much needed changes. Anything or anyone who refuses to honor your walk can take a walk! Let them go and reclaim your power.

  • Feature Story:

    J. Moses Harper

     

    In addition to being a 21 degree creative, specializing in art, dance, music, and literature, J. Moses Harper is the CEO of Rock Leadership Consulting, a company which provides coaching, outreach, and professional development services for a wide range of at risk youth, professionals, agencies, and community members. Originally from Harlem, Moses grew up in the South Bronx and began performing as a Michael Jackson tribute artist as a student at Bronx H.S. of Science. She later earned a BA in Music from SUNY Purchase, and has appeared on The Today Show, 106&Park, Madison Square Garden, B.B. King’s, as well as the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem, where she earned the Super Top Dog champion title in 2011. She's done outreach as a motivational speaker, mentor and performer in NYC public schools, within the LGBTQ community’s faith based settings, as well as prison populations. In 2014 she released her memoir, “Call Me Moses”, and worked directly with incarcerated young adults in the NYC jail system for over 3 years during the COVID 19 pandemic. She's one of 12 artists featured at BLICK Art in Harlem during their 2021 “12 Art Beats” installation. Her artwork has been seen on Pix 11, NY1, NBC, CBS, ABC, and Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives. In 2021, Harper published her first calendar, “Celebrate Black 365”. Her second book, the first of a five book LGBT novel series entitled, "Wesley House Book 1 : Remington and Charmaine", was released in August 2022. "The Book of Love: Confessions of Love By Black Lesbians", a stage play she wrote, has been performed at The WOW Café Theater as well as in off broadway venues. Her stage play, "The Shoulders of Black Girls", is in early production stages.

     

    Visit www.mosesharper.com

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    J. Moses Harper

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    "Queen of The Knight"

    by Moses Harper

    30"X40" oil on canvas

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    ""Women In Heavenly Love"

    by Moses Harper

    30"X40" oil on canvas

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