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Sip & Slay: My Favorite Christmas Martinis This Season Martinis will always be in. Period. But Christmas martinis? Those are a different sport. And listen, I know, I KNOW, some of the cocktails on this list are not technically martinis. But the internet has decided that if you pour something into a martini glass, it becomes a martini. And honestly? I support that kind of delusion. We are in an era where everything is a martini: So yes, some of the drinks below are absolutely not martinis… but if you put them in a martini glass? They are now. That’s the law. This season, Pinterest is overflowing with Christmas cocktail chaos; creamy, sparkly, boozy, dessert-y, and a few concoctions that feel spiritually dangerous. But delicious? Absolutely. I’ve pulled my favorites, sorted them by liquor, and left space for you to add your favorite Pinterest pins, including my bonus Christmas board…

Add Culture to Your Gifts Every year, when the holidays come around, I’m reminded of how much wrapping paper says about the person giving the gift. Some people keep it simple. Some people go full glitter. But me? I want wrapping paper that looks like me, and my culture. That’s why I always shop Black-owned stationery brands, especially during Christmas. If you’ve ever walked into any of the big box stores and felt like none of the designs matched your vibe, your family, or your traditions, you’re not alone. For years, gift paper aisles didn’t reflect us at all. Thankfully, Black-owned stationery companies are stepping in with beautiful, creative, and culturally-rich designs that feel like home. Whether it’s bold patterns, holiday styles with Black families, or year-round prints with melanin magic, these brands make gifting feel personal. This list highlights 11 Black-owned wrapping paper and stationery brands that will completely…

3 Black-Owned Businesses to Try in Nashville This September Why I Highlight Black-Owned Businesses (And Always Will) I didn’t grow up with a list of Black-owned businesses taped to the fridge, but now, I keep one in my Notes app like my life depends on it. Why? Because it kinda does. Supporting Black-owned businesses isn’t just about cute brunch spots or fly boutiques; it’s about pouring into people who pour into us. It’s about intention. It’s about community. And it’s especially about making sure our money circulates in places where it can create real change. As a Black creative, I know firsthand how hard it is to build something from the ground up. I see the hustle behind every cocktail, candle, and curated experience. So, each month for Black in Nashville on Legacy Said So, I’ll be highlighting 3 Nashville Businesses owned by Black people you should check out, starting…