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What we ignore. What we normalize. What it costs us.

CLOCK THAT is about naming the patterns Black women are taught to carry while caring for everyone else—and deciding, out loud, to choose ourselves.

January 2026

Black Women's Health Awareness Focus

What we ignore. What we normalize. What it costs us.

MW

National Mental Wellness Month

Burnout masked as strength • Anxiety labeled as "just stress" • Depression hiding behind productivity

"If rest feels uncomfortable, CLOCK THAT."

CH

Cervical Health Awareness Month

Higher mortality from cervical cancer • Delayed follow-up care • Pain and symptoms dismissed

"When they say 'you're fine' but your body says otherwise—CLOCK THAT."

BD

National Blood Donor Month

Fibroids → heavy bleeding → anemia • Chronic fatigue normalized in Black women

"Being tired all the time is not a personality trait—CLOCK THAT."

BP

Birth Defects Prevention Month

Access, education, and prevention—not blame • Many Black women never receive preconception counseling

"Nobody told us we were supposed to plan for ourselves—CLOCK THAT."

First Friday • January 2, 2026

"Still Standing: Black Women, Burnout, and Choosing Ourselves"

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Primary Anchors:

Mental Wellness Month Cervical Health Awareness Month

Key Conversation Beats:

  • Why Black women delay care
  • The myth of "I'll deal with it later"
  • Mental health as maintenance, not weakness
  • Preventive care when you're overwhelmed

CT Signature CLOCK THAT Moments:

"When exhaustion becomes normal—CLOCK THAT."

"When you don't have time to be sick—CLOCK THAT."

"When rest feels like failure—CLOCK THAT."

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