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Serena Graces Vogue and Gives Us All #SwirlingGoals

Posted by Christelyn, 16 Jan

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Serena has never looked, well…so Serene.

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Looks like little Olympia (aka Junior) is having an amazing effect on the tennis star, and giving us all an example of what it looks like to live well.

She and baby grace the cover of Vogue’s February issue, and I can just tell by looking this little one keeps mommy busy. She breastfeeding and planning a comeback, and ultimately planning on setting roots in San Francisco, home of Reddit, the company her hubby Alex Ohanian co-founded.

@serenawilliams and her daughter, @olympiaohanian, star on the cover of our February issue! Tap the link in our bio for the full story, and reserve your copy on @Amazon at vogue.com/februaryissue2018. Photographed by @mariotestino, styled by @tonnegood, Vogue, February 2018.
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What an example of what can happen when you open yourself up to everything the universe has to offer–included dating ALL races of men, like Serena did. How amazing life can be when you allow quality men to love and care for you and give up on the ‘struggle love’ mantra the toxic BC insists you embrace as a rite of your womanhood.

The article mentions that Serena had dangerous and potentially life-threatening blood clots after giving birth and had to stay on bedrest. Alex jumped in to change diapers and care for the child, and it looks like Serena didn’t want for anything.

What an amazing message and #swirlgoal to have come into February, the month of love.

Christelyn Karazin is the co-author of Swirling: How to Date, Mate and Relate, Mixing Race, Culture and Creed. She also operates the popular blog, Beyond Black & White, and operate the first forum dedicated to black women interested and/or involved in interracial relationships.