Three-time Olympic champion and women's mile record-holder Faith Kipyegon is chasing history with Nike's support—and inspiring women and girls along the way.
The no-nonsense chief law enforcement officer of New Orleans, a Black woman, is making history and addressing the root causes of incarceration in the city.
After turning an idea into a multi-million dollar brand, Monique Rodriguez opens up about navigating success, criticism, and staying grounded in faith and family in her new book.
Now, she owns the hottest yoga and Pilates studio in Georgia. We talked with Rhodes, wife of WWE star Cody Rhodes, about going after all of her dreams.
The group's events and impact have spread far from their Maryland beginnings, with global hikes in Costa Rica and Ghana.
The groundbreaking sports journalist turned wine enthusiast is curating spaces in Napa Valley with Black travelers at the forefront through Napa Valley Noir.
She shares her journey and her hopes that her work will not only change the planet but also create more Black scientists.
The Olympics might be over, but ESSENCE can’t stop re-living these top tier Black Girl Magic moments.
Celebrations erupted across the diaspora after Alfred’s victory on Saturday provided her home country of St. Lucia its very first Olympic medal.
Lee is the first Black woman to own a vineyard in Northern California and her wines have gone on to win some of the biggest awards around. She now seeks to bring more Black vintners to the forefront.
The pilot speaks on where her love of aviation began and her efforts to diversify the cockpit through her nonprofit, Sisters of the Skies.
Perry talks creating a brand of unisex sneakers, the difficulties of entering the industry as a Black woman, and how PerryCo is "breaking barriers."
Peace shares her introduction to puppetry, helping to tell the stories on Sesame she wanted to see growing up and the importance of Black women taking up space in the field.
The model looks stunning amongst her peers.
Rihanna's return to the stage, perhaps the biggest one there is, was a big moment for all of her fans, but for Barbadians, the moment meant so much more for us.
A Washington state Black woman-led non-profit is looking to erase stigmas and barriers for women of color in winter sports like skiing and snowboarding.
The doll collection, celebrating Black beauty across the African diaspora, is inspired by Disney princesses like Snow White, Rapunzel, Tiana, and Cinderella.
