Black Suffragettes: Our Role In The Fight For Women's Right To Vote
These advocates made sure Black women had a seat at the voting table
Black Creators: The McBride Sisters Embark On A New Chapter
With their She Can development fund, empowering a new generation of changemakers takes center stage.
Black Creators: Travel Noire Founder Zim Flores Talks New Beginnings
“I really loved building Travel Noire, letting it go was bittersweet, but is something that I detail extensively in my new book about starting over,” says Flores.
Black Creators: For Marsha Barnes Financial Wellness Is Our Birthright
"There are many history lessons around the financial turmoil that Black people and families have faced. This is an injustice that can no longer be ignored,” says Barnes.
Black Creators: 'That Couple Who Travels' Is More Than A Catchy Name It's A Lifestyle
MJ and LJ met on a flight from Amsterdam to Nairobi. Now, they’re exploring the globe together while creating a thriving travel platform.
Black Creators: With 'BlaCkOWned' Style Meets Substance
"This is our opportunity to create wealth and something more dynamic than a 401k,” says co-founder Means Cameron.
NY Times Gives New Light To The Suffragist Movement With 'Finish The Fight'
On Tuesday, August 18, the New York Times will broadcast a virtual play based on Veronica Chambers's book, "Finish the Fight!: The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote."
Here’s How MLK Day Came To Be, And Why We Must Fight To Preserve King’s Legacy
The struggle to establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day took place over half a century. As we celebrate it today, we should not forget that King’s holiday, his legacy and his dream are still under siege.
10 Black Women Who Delivered Iconic Political Clapbacks In 2018
Some politicians got a little bit too out of pocket on occasions, but these Black women put them in their places.
