Some of the most present, most loyal members of this community are not Black.

They’re the partners, children, and chosen family of Black people who have built lives here. The biracial kids who grew up between cultures and found something in this space they couldn’t find anywhere else. The spouses who show up every week not because they had to but because this community became theirs too. The people who were raised by Black families, loved by Black people, or shaped so deeply by Black culture that there was never any question about where they belonged.

Nobody questioned whether they belonged. Nobody needed to.

This community was built to center Black life, Black wellness, and Black freedom in México. That center is non-negotiable. But centering Black life has never meant excluding the people Black people love, raise, and build families with.

If Black people are at the center of your world — through blood, through love, through the way you were raised or the family you chose — you’re home here.

If you’re here out of curiosity, for research, or to observe from a distance, this space isn’t for you. Not because we’re hostile. Because what we’re building requires real skin in the game.