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Angelina Jolie arrives to meet government ministers ahead of a screening of her new film 'In the Land of Blood and Honey' at the Foreign Commonwealth Office (FCO) on May 29, 2012 in London, England. Angelina Jolie spoke on the Foreign Secretary’s initiative on preventing sexual violence in Conflict, ahead of the screening. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Angelina Jolie meets with women, girls in eastern Congo

Associated Press
GOMA, Congo (AP) - Angelina Jolie is meeting with women and girls in eastern Congo, where sexual violence is rampant...
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Should white women appear on the cover of black women's mags?

Jada Pinkett-Smith: 'Should black women's mags give whites covers?'

Clutch Magazine
CLUTCH - Can we implore them to include us in their pages while we shut them out of magazines that are for us by us? Jada Pinkett-Smith believes that this request of mainstream magazines presents a conundrum...
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The study found that an African-American woman who suffered abuse as a child saw her chances of developing asthma later in life increase 20 percent. © tomalu - Fotolia.com

Child abuse linked to asthma in black women

Brittany Gatson, Blackdoctor.org
BLACKDOCTOR.ORG - Physical and/or sexual abuse may be potential asthma causes in black women. In fact, abuse may more than double the odds of a child having asthma...
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Is Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg right?

Bonnie Newman Davis
OPINION - Yet Sandberg contends, and rightly so, that this handful of women (4 percent of Fortune 500 companies) isn’t enough, especially when women represent nearly half of the current workforce...
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Two black women

Why black women's history is important to commemorate

Alexis Garrett Stodghill
ESSAY - As Women's History Month progresses on theGrio, we invite you to participate as we fortify ourselves with the powerful histories of the famous and everyday women who have made a way for us to enjoy today...
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Beverly Bond

theGrio's 100: Beverly Bond, encouraging young black girls to 'rock'

theGrio
theGRIO's 100 - Beverly Bond is giving black girls the message their grandmothers or mothers didn't hear: 'you rock!'...
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Editor of Gotham Magazine Keija Minor arrives for Gotham Magazine's Seventh Annual Gala at Capitale on January 30, 2007 in New York City. (Photo by Scott Wintrow/Getty Images)

theGrio's 100: Keija Minor, breaking Conde Nast's color barrier

theGrio
theGRIO's 100 - This past fall, Minor made history when she became the first African-American editor-in-chief in Condé Nast's 103-year history when she took the lead of Brides magazine...
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Members of the The National Organization for Women (NOW), the National Task Force to End Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Against Women and other groups hold a rally in support of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) on Capitol Hill June 26, 2012 in Washington, DC. The organizations are rallying for the reauthorization of VAWA, which gives women 'legal protection from domestic violence, without regard to race, citizenship status, sexual orientation or gender identity.' (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Senate approves anti-violence against women act

Jim Abrams, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - By a robust bipartisan majority, the Senate voted Tuesday to renew the Violence Against Women Act with new assurances that gays and lesbians...
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Paramedic Jonathan Paz takes blood from a patient at the University of Miami Hospital's Emergency Department on April 30, 2012 in Miami, Florida. As people wait to hear from the United States Supreme Court on its decision of the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, some experts say that if the act is overturned, a decision expected later this year, people that now have insurance will no longer be eligible and will be kicked back into a system where the emergency department is their first visit when sick. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Are black women double victims of HIV?

Janelle Harris
theGRIO REPORT - There’s been a significant increase in HIV testing among black women in just the last three years. With that awareness, however, comes what some consider unfortunate consequence...
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Rob Nabors eats lunch with President Barack Obama (Photo by Roger L. Wollenberg-Pool/Getty Images)

More diversity likely in next Obama job selections

Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — As he prepares to announce a new wave of Cabinet and other senior posts, President Barack Obama is aiming to put a more diverse face on his administration...
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