Black Woman To Be
Difference Without Distance
Remember Yourself. Return to Unity...
This is not a space for reinvention. This a space for recognition.
Black Woman To Be exists for the woman ready to release what she has carried, question what she's been taught, and return to what has always been hers.
There is nothing missing. There is nothing you need to become.
What you're seeking is not ahead of you. It is within you-waiting to be seen clearly.
I Saw Her. I Saw Myself. Black Woman To Be.
Through reflection, awareness, and, intentional support, you begin the process of unlayering-moving what was never yours so that what is true can stand on its own.
And as you return to yourself, something else becomes clear:
You were never separate to begin with.
About
Our Mission & Vision
Black Woman To Be is a space rooted in truth, awareness, and return.
It was created from the understanding that many women—especially Black women—have been taught to look outside of themselves for answers, validation, and direction, creating distance from their own inner knowing.
This work exists to interrupt that pattern.
Here, the focus is not on becoming something new, but on recognizing what has always been present. The process is one of unlayering—releasing learned beliefs, expectations, and identities that were never truly yours.
This is not self-improvement.
This is self-recognition.
And through that recognition, something deeper unfolds:
As you remember yourself, you begin to see others more clearly.
Without distortion. Without projection. Without separation.
Unity is not something to create.
It is something revealed when what is false falls away.
While this space centers Black women—their experiences, their voices, and their return—the truth within it is not exclusive. Anyone willing to see clearly can recognize themselves here.
The goal is not to shape you into something else.
The goal is to support you in returning to yourself—and in doing so, returning to a deeper connection with others.
This is more than a platform—it’s a mirror.
I Saw Her.
I Saw Myself.
Black Woman To Be.
Services
Unlayering & Alignment Coaching
A personalized space to release what was never yours and return to what is.
These sessions support you in recognizing your patterns, reconnecting with your inner authority, and moving through life from clarity—not conditioning.
This is not about becoming someone new.
This is about remembering who you are.
Bloom In Color Workshop
An immersive experience designed for reflection, release, and reconnection.
You are guided through shedding expectations, softening performance, and allowing your natural expression to come forward—fully and without permission.
You don’t have to force your growth.
You allow what’s already within you to surface.
Books & Foundational Teachings
The foundation of this work lives within the Black Woman To Be duology:
Black Woman To Be, Unapologetic Unity, 365 Days Black Women Didn’t Know They Needed
Black Woman To Be, The Black Woman Agenda (14), Letters For My Sister
These are not books about becoming.
They are daily invitations to remember.
Through reflection, emotional awareness, and truth-centered language, each volume guides you back to yourself—while naturally expanding how you see and relate to others.
Because remembering yourself does not isolate you.
It reveals your connection.
Testimonials
Client Experiences
Discover how BWTB has positively impacted the lives of our clients through their testimonials.
Wilma “Char” McNabb
“Black women are letter keepers whether they write it down or etched in their hearts. Words are bound to be kept. I look forward to participating in bloom in color. I’ve written a letter to myself for someone very special to me.”
Dr. Lucille O’Neal
“Thank you, Jazette for letting me share my thoughts because I do believe that I Am a “(BWTB) Letter Keeper.”
Dr. Alicia Whittington, Director of Engagement & Health Equity Research of The Football Players Health Study at Harvard University, Co-Founder of FEM-FL
“Our people need so much love.”
Contact
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