Behind-the-Scenes of Saniyya Sidney’s Sesi Cover Shoot
Saniyya Sidney’s filmography is already fire, she’s had roles in two Oscar-nominated films, and she’s only 13. In our winter 2019 issue, she spills the tea on her [...]
Articles by sesimag
About sesimag
The Shy Girl’s Guide to Coming Out
October 11 was National Coming Out Day, but the fear of being judged and ultimately rejected is real, and sometimes, it may seem easier to be who others want you to be, [...]
“Good Girls” Star Lidya Jewett is Our Fall Cover Girl!
From reppin’ strong Black girl characters on-screen to paying it forward IRL, too, Lidya Jewett is calculating a path toward greatness — and everyone should peep her [...]
How My Natural Hair Journey Taught me to Embrace My Full Self
By Ava Marshall A significant portion of my childhood was spent sitting on a pillow in between my mother’s legs, as she pulled and tugged at my hair. “Ava, hold [...]
Sesi x My Sister’s Magazine
When the EIC of My Sister’s Magazine (Danaya) met the EIC of Sesi (Andréa) last month on Twitter, there was an instant connection and explosion of #BlackGirlMagic. [...]
The Trailer for Storm Reid’s New Movie Just Dropped, and We Can’t Wait to See It!
By Andréa Butler Storm Reid’s in a thriller, y’all — and the trailer just dropped! The movie’s called Don’t Let Go and tells the story of Uncle [...]
Our Ariel is Black: Halle Bailey Cast as The Little Mermaid in Disney’s Live Action Remake
By Andréa Butler Halle Bailey is going under the sea, y’all! Yesterday (July 3, 2019), news broke that ya’ girl copped the lead role in Disney’s live [...]
Behind-the-Scenes of Marsai Martin’s Sesi Cover Shoot
Like the ‘fro she rocks in her movie Little, Marsai Martin’s goals are big and unshakeable. In our summer 2019 issue (our 4th-annual Natural Hair Love issue, btw), she [...]
Dope Gifts for Your Dope Mom This Mother’s Day
No idea what to get your mom (or like-a-mom, play mom, stepmom, etc.) for Mother’s Day and only a few more days to figure it out? Throw on some old-school and dig into this [...]
Taylor Mosby on Acting, Activism, and Representation that Matters
Do not let the word “no” stop you and do not be intimidated by the majority … If you do not see anyone that looks like you, sounds like you, or thinks like you in [...]
