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Muni Long struck a nerve with Black women when a clip started circulating on social media of her appearing to…
“I see so much unprovoked hatred towards Black women today by predominantly grown Black men,” Damson Idris wrote in a…
While more than 170,000 jobs were added to the job market in April, Black women accounted for the highest job…
Created by Jasmine Sessom in Pennsylvania, the center aims to place more Black women in positions of influence in public…
"Many of us walked away from 2024, and there was a big fat lie that was told," said Sen. Angela…
While many Black women made clear they would take a break from political engagement after the 2024 election, activist Melanie
Alencia Johnson writes about the societal pressures Black women face and the power theya possess to reject the status quo.
Did you know that, this year, March 10 is both Harriet Tubman Day and National Day of Rest for Black…
From past to present, Black women’s impact is a continuous thread in the tapestry of our history and future.
Celebrate the 112th anniversary of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. by exploring the legacies of 13 famous members who made…
Taking off National Day of Rest for Black Women isn't realistic for everyone, but "rest" can come in many forms.
Whether you submit a time-off request or call in sick, unapologetically prioritize yourself in honor of National Day of Rest…
After Trump was declared the winner over VP Kamala Harris, many Black women are reassessing their enthusiasm for electoral politics…
Author, Dr. Jenn Jackson, writes an essential history of Black feminism blended with an inspiring personal story in "Black Women…
About 680 women died last year during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth. That’s down from 817 deaths in 2022 and…
Self care is an essential element to your mental, physical and spiritual health. Learning to take care of your overall…
Writer-educator Zainab Karim and “Temple Folk” author Aaliyah Bilal discuss the bittersweetness of the Black American Muslim experience.
House Democrats re-introduced legislation that would ensure the federal government implements measures to protect Black women and girls.
As Black women leaders increasingly seem under siege, Rev. Calvin Taylor Skinner examines his own struggle with misogyny.
Like many Black women entrepreneurs, I launched my company without major funding from venture capital investors.