Why this journal hits different.

  • Track the BS. Trigger Trackers, the Receipts, and a 1-to-5 disrespect rating. Your rage, documented.  

  •  Write the unsendable. Letters you'll never send, and the Resignation Letter. Say it here so you don't say it there.

  •  Bury what hurt you. Petty Obituaries for the habits, people, and versions of you that had to die for your peace. Rest in petty. 

★★★★★ 5.0 from verified buyers

The group chat has spoken.

Real reviews. Real buyers. Nobody was paid, bribed, or begged.

★★★★★

“Made by us, for us”

Made by us and for us. This journal really hits. I gave it to a friend mid-rant, and she stopped talking and started writing. It gave her the release she needed.

Teia T. ✓ Verified buyer

★★★★★

“It actually understands me”

I've been looking for a journal that actually understands me, and this one does. It helped me slow down, be honest with myself, and really reflect.

Kandy K. ✓ Verified buyer

★★★★★

“Letters You'll Never Send”

Letters You'll Never Send is my favorite part… I finally got to say everything I've been holding in.

Maddy L. ✓ Verified buyer

100+ journals in sisters' hands, and counting.

Black Girl Rage Journals™

Your safe space to pop off on paper.

For Black women carrying too much and saying too little this is where it comes OUT.

Rage. Release. Relief.

🖨️ Digital or 📓 Print
Pick your format. Let it out.

Meet Dr. C – our Chief Petty Officer (yes, that’s really her title). She turned her sharp wit and big heart into this brand that’s all about embracing Black girl magic and petty energy in equal measure.

Meet The Chief Petty Officer
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  • Go Ahead. Read About Me.

    A Black woman, a journal, and the grief that built both. 

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