As we navigate the opening months of 2025, the air feels different. The challenges are real, but so is the brilliance of our response. At Crowned in Black Love, we believe that our legacy isn’t just built in boardrooms or classrooms—it’s built in the sacred spaces where Black women gather to lead, protect, and lift one another.
Today, that space has a name: Win With Black Women (WWBW).
If you haven’t yet pulled up a chair to this virtual Sunday night table, you are missing the heartbeat of modern Black progression. Founded by the visionary Jotaka Eaddy in 2020, WWBW has evolved from a rapid-response network into a global powerhouse that proves one thing: When Black women win, the entire community rises.
More Than a Meeting: A “Human Hug” In a world that often scrutinizes and silences Black women, WWBW offers what Eaddy calls a “human hug.” It is an intergenerational sanctuary where 4,000+ leaders—from corporate executives and faith leaders to grassroots activists—gather to recharge. It’s a space where the weight of leadership is shared, and the brilliance of the collective is celebrated.
Why WWBW is the Blueprint for 2025 You should be paying attention to this movement for three critical reasons:
- Financial and Political Might: We all remember the historic 2024 Zoom call that raised $1.6 million in just 100 minutes. That wasn’t a fluke; it was a demonstration of economic agency. WWBW has mastered the art of mobilizing “the collective dollar” to support Black women running for office at every level.
- The Shield Against Attacks: WWBW serves as a rapid-response unit against the racist and sexist attacks that target Black women in the public eye. Whether it was the confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson or protecting candidates in the current cycle, they fact-check the lies and amplify the truth.
- Systemic Advocacy: From monthly advocacy chats to empowerment workshops, the network is focused on policy. They aren’t just talking about the problems; they are coordinating national strategies to address social injustice, healthcare disparities, and economic equity.
Building the Legacy Together WWBW reminds us that our “Crown” is not just a personal accessory—it is a collective responsibility. By elevating the image, power, and policy agenda of Black women, this network is ensuring that the foundation we lay in 2025 is strong enough for our grandchildren to stand on.
How to Connect with the Movement
The Sunday night calls are more than just a meeting—they are a masterclass in leadership.
- Join the Network: Visit the official Win With Black Women website to sign their advocacy letters and join the mailing list for Sunday night invites.
- Participate in Advocacy: Sign up for their “Empowerment Workshop Series” to learn how to combat systemic bias in your own professional and local community.
- Spread the Word: Follow the #WinWithBlackWomen hashtag to stay updated on real-time advocacy needs and celebration of Black excellence.
The Power of the Collective
Win With Black Women is more than a network; it is the ultimate realization of what happens when we refuse to wait for a seat at the table and instead build our own. In an era where the legal and social landscape is shifting beneath our feet, this collective provides the steady ground we need to stand firm. By centering the joy, protection, and ambition of Black women, WWBW ensures that our progress is not just a moment in time, but a sustainable movement. As we move through 2025 and beyond, let us remember that our greatest strength lies in our unity. When we lean into the “human hug” of our community, we don’t just survive the challenges of the day—we command the future of our legacy.
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