@queenn_gee We’ve already had the discussion about what they are and his role. He was helping with laundry so I used it as a teaching. ••• #sons #boys #menstrual #teachingkids #raisingkids ♬ original sound - Gee Gee 🦋
Wednesday, December 31, 2025
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Tuesday, December 16, 2025
The Joy of Black Christmas Movies
An excerpt from Madamenoire -
The Ultimate Black Christmas Movie List: 21 Films That You Can’t Miss
If you're looking for films that will get the family in the Christmas spirit, this list is filled with classics and overlooked gems alike.
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Watching Black Christmas movies is more than just something to do; it’s a comforting ritual that brings everybody under one roof and on the same page for a couple of hours. You’ve got the kids piled on the floor with blankets, the older folks calling out jokes at the TV like they’re part of the cast, and the whole family catching the same laughs, the same “aww” moments, and the same “now why would he do that?” reactions.
These movies give people a break from reality and create little pockets of togetherness that feel rare once life gets busy. They’re warm, familiar, and remind folks of the joy in simply slowing down together.
Christmas in Black households hits a little differently. It’s the smells, the sounds, the constant parade of cousins, and that one Auntie who insists on blasting “Silent Night” (The Temptations version) before the tree even goes up. Every year, Black families build their own traditions, whether it’s the late-night gift-wrapping session, frying chicken instead of another turkey, or someone starting the annual Spades tournament that will definitely get too competitive. Through all the beautiful chaos, there’s always one tradition that sticks, no matter where you are: settling in for a good holiday movie that feels like home.
It’s a bonding experience because holiday movies give families something to share – memories, inside jokes, even debates over which version of a film is the best. They become part of the tradition itself, especially the Black classics that reflect our families, humor, music, and love.
When a scene feels like your own living room or sounds like your own relatives, the feeling can’t be explained. That’s why year after year, watching Black Christmas movies stays at the center of the season, giving us a reason to laugh, reminisce, and celebrate who we are with the people we love.
With all that being said, here are 22 Black Christmas movies you can watch every holiday season to keep the tradition going, the house warm, and the vibes just right.
- THIS CHRISTMAS
2. THE PREACHER'S WIFE
3. ALMOST CHRISTMAS
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Proud Gay Mom Raised D1 QB1
An excerpt from Queerty -
This gay mom raised a hunky D1 quarterback & she’s spiking the parental football
By Alex Reimer
She raised a D1 quarterback… and didn’t need the help of no man!
A proud mom and her QB1 are going viral for their holiday dance to a hip hop-inspired remix of “Last Christmas.” It’s the definition of family-friendly entertainment, expletives aside (don’t worry, they skip over the really offensive lyrics).
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Dr. Lorri Sulpizio, a San Diego-based leadership coach, introduces the heartwarming video by spiking the parental football. “He’s a D1 football player, empathetic and loving at the same time!,” she writes.
“Lesbian energy can bring on some healthy masculinity!”
Check out their dance! - Faye
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