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Safe, Sexy And Informed: Tamar Braxton On Why Black Women’s Sexual Health Can’t Wait

By Oumou Fofana ·Updated July 16, 2025 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…

When it comes to protecting Black women’s health, silence is not an option. That was the message from the “Safe & Sexy: Protecting Your Power and Your Health” panel at the 2025 ESSENCE Festival

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