Black History Month isn’t a marketing moment. It exists because Black history has been erased, minimized, and stripped of context for centuries. Tea is part of that history.
From colonial trade monopolies to Black herbal traditions built out of necessity, tea and wellness didn’t emerge in neutral spaces. They were shaped by labor, exclusion, and survival. Understanding that lineage matters, especially in an industry that often sells calm without context.
This month, Moody Teas is grounding our work in historical truth, lived experience, and care that goes beyond aesthetics.
