Marie Vieux-Chauvet, author of the long-lost “Amour, Colère et Folie” and other novels, spent much of her life exiled from…
August is a time of revolution and social change. It’s a month when Black revolutionaries were born and Black revolutions…
With the start of March, Women’s History Month officially begins. First observed in 1987, the month celebrates the effect and…
Black women with breast cancer have lower rates of a successful response to chemotherapy than other demographics, according to a…
Black hair is an intimate part of an individual’s identity and being. Yet as of Saturday, the two-year anniversary of…
Just look at her arms. Her legs. Her skin and hair. She’s too fast. Too strong and loud. She’s…
Black women are still the fastest-growing groups of entrepreneurs, according to a new report by GoDaddy. Released as part of…
Black women bear a disproportionate amount of eviction rates, according to research by the Center for American Progress. According to…
The Brooklyn Public Library recently announced the launch of a new initiative focused on helping Black women with underpaying jobs.…
Celebrated nationally, tomorrow marks the 109th celebration of Mother’s Day. Officially recognized as a national holiday by the U.S. government…
In a post-pandemic society with roots in racism, classism, misogyny and war; that’s dominated by extreme politics and social media;…
Black women are still amongst the highest victims of assault despite the decrease in violence, according to a new report. …