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For Black people, Kendrick's performance was like a homecoming—a validation

Have we really started to confront the ways in which systemic racism and misogyny intersect, particularly with Black women?

In a recent viral TikTok video, a man shared a profound piece of wisdom by his mother: "If you're ever in trouble, look for a Black woman."

In the year of our Lord 2024, this narrative surrounding motherhood and womanhood remains deeply entrenched in traditional norms.

The concept of the "white male gaze" has been a critical lens through which scholars and activists examine how race and power intersect.

Your resilience and grace are a testament to the strength that defines you. I wanted to take a moment to honor you.

One of the last things Sonya Massey said before she was killed was, “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus.” In the days leading up to her...

Kamala Harris stands at the intersection of race and gender, bearing the weight of centuries of oppression, yet carrying power.

We are not that far removed from a time when ambition was a dirty word for women. It was a word designed for men. Particularly for Black...

Within this dumpster fire of initiatives and projects crafted by politicians these days, there are far-reaching consequences with one.

The prestigious title of WNBA Rookie of the Year is heating up, and it's clear why so many voices are championing for Angel Reese.

In the world of sports, where athletes showcase their skills and strength, we have been witnessing a deeper issue beneath the surface.

You see them. You hear them. You wonder how they get to speak to the general public.

In a recent statement from last night's debate, Donald Trump ignited new foolishness by mentioning "Black jobs."

Now, there’s a new social media trend that’s giving all the proof. A quick Google search of the “Black Wife Effect” will produce countless v

"Protecting Black women" is more than just something you say online. It's about doing the real work.

My ultimate goal is to thrive and enjoy life, without having to endure hardships, pain or burdens.

When a Black woman gives, serves, and performs, it's never good enough to prove ourselves worthy of love. AD found that out the hard way.

The following is not about the “strong Black woman” stereotype, because it is a negative, inaccurate and demeaning label placed on us. It do

Hands down, February is the Blackest month of the year. Yes, it is also the shortest month of the year.