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In the midst of a divorce many years ago, I found myself weighed down with anxiety and depression. I reached out to family and friends...

We’ve all had some time to process Oprah’s interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, as they dropped bombs of racism and just...

Women’s History Month began as a one-week celebration in March 1982. After being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project,...

As a writer, you never know when or if you’ll get that big break. You write and write and pray that someone out there will take notice of...

In the 1920’s, creative and intellectual life thrived within African American communities in the North and Midwest, but nowhere more so...

There’s a moment in Toni Morrison’s book Beloved when male character, Paul D, tells the main female character, Sethe, “You are your best...

In December, The Color Purple will celebrate 36 years of changing the landscape of Black movies and how our stories are told. Based on...

There are Black women who speak truth to power every day, and Michele Ghee is one of them. She is the new CEO of Ebony and Jet magazines,...

As we look back over this year, it can be safely said that it’s been rough. We had to endure the loss of basketball legend Kobe Bryant,...

"Bad Hair" is a comedy-horror that explores the stereotypes Black women face when it comes to their hair, and a weave goes terribly wrong.

Why it is so important that my next book focuses on Black women.

Megan the Stallion's performance definitely made a statement for the protection of Black women and injustice.

When we elect Black women, we save ourselves. Period.

It's time to start hearing and trusting the voice of Black women.

Black women don't have the luxury of taking off our Blackness when it's convenient.

Sharing 5 podcasts (all created and hosted by Black women) that will completely change your outlook on life.

Black women have rallied around Kamala Harris, but not Black men. Why her nomination is significant for us all.

It's time to change the narrative of what a "strong black woman" is.

Wearing the mask is something Black women are doing every day. The normalized chaos needs to end.

There has been a long-standing thread of disrespect towards Black Women. It's not funny. It has to stop.