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Dr. Lisa Saul opens up about how she stays motivated, life-saving doula care, and more during Black Maternal Health Week.
Former Lt. Governor of Virginia Justin Fairfax shot and killed his wife, Dr. Cerina Wanzer Fairfax, and himself on Thursday.
Although her life ended tragically, Dr. Cerina W. Fairfax’s story represents excellence, care, and community rather than just tragedy.
NYT bestselling author Kennedy Ryan has signed a deal with Universal Studio Group to bring her popular romance novel to…
After skyrocketing to internet fame, Jools Lebron opens up about mental health, pressure, and what success really cost her.
The Preeclampsia Foundation and Preeclampsia Foundation Canada announce four grants specifically targeting preeclampsia in Black women.
This week was a good one for Black authors, and for readers who know there’s nothing like a story told…
The discourse around Ashlee Jenae speaks to something much deeper about how prevalent violence is against Black women.
Actress Nia Long gets real about dating, and why this chapter is all about freedom, fun, and focusing on her…
Influencer and “Love and Hip Hop Miami” star Pinkydoll reveals she’s dealing with more health complications.
As officials investigate “forever chemicals” in Lululemon, we’re shopping these Black-owned, inclusive, and sustainable athleisure brands.
The 10th annual Black Maternal Health Week is officially underway after a kickoff walk and virtual pep rally.
Gabourey Sidibe’s recent response to backlash around her toddlers' hair arrives at a time as we’re being less curated online.
Roughly two-thirds of the damaged homes in Altadena a year after the wildfires have gone to developers advocates warn.
Coco Gauff’s natural hairstyle in her recent Miu Miu campaign shouldn’t be a conversation, but here we are again.
Rihanna’s Baby rocking Dior and the legacy Black celebrity moms are truly leaving behind to their children today.
Dr. Dre officially joined Forbes’ list of billionaires this year in March as one of 27 Black billionaires globally.
New data from Candid and ABFE shows most racial justice investments faded quickly and favored larger organizations.
From the University of Missouri to the University of Alabama, universities are gutting funding for Black student organizations in response…
Despite leading in education and workforce participation, Black women continue to lag in pay, wealth, and retirement security.