
Corporate America Needs Black Girl Magic
Rep. Joyce Beatty, Vice-Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, writes about the disparities in corporate America when it comes to Black women.

Rep. Joyce Beatty, Vice-Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, writes about the disparities in corporate America when it comes to Black women.

Teri Williams, President and Chief Operating Officer of OneUnited Bank, addresses the controversy surrounding the Harriet Tubman debit card and Tubman’s economic empowerment legacy.

In the inaugural column for ESSENCE’s “In Her We Trust,” Rep. Karen Bass (CA-37), Chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, writes about Black women protecting democracy.

At the helm of the National Civil Rights Museum, Terri Lee Freeman is keeping the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. alive while advancing the causes he died for.


The Brotherhood/Sister Sol has been rearing Harlem's youth for 25 years, and they are just getting started.


The Army veteran and civil rights attorney is running to be Mississippi’s next attorney general, determined to empower and defend the people of her state.

Pressley told ESSENCE that she intends to introduce legislation in Congress aimed at shifting the paradigm and helping girls of color thrive at school.

Teen environmental activist—and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s daughter—has a plan to address the climate crisis. But she needs your help.

Burgess, the CEO of Denver-based construction-management firm Burgess Services, will be the third Black woman to enter the highly contested race.

Pamela Winn, a #cut50 Dignity Ambassador and the founder of RestoreHER, spoke to ESSENCE about how sharing her painful story of incarceration was key in passing the First Step Act as well as a Dignity bill in Georgia.