Why Thousands Of Women Are Marching In Washington On January 21
Where there’s protest, the people look up. Standing Rock and Ferguson proved that. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proved that. When we stand and march on Washington—as women—the people will sit up and pay attention while we are standing up. We show the right side of history when we unify to show the power when we collectively hold.
Sage Steele Says Black People Don’t Practice ‘Diversity’
The ESPN anchor slammed Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans for his anthem protest of President-elect Trump's election and got dragged for filth on social media. Our Slayed or Shade panelists weigh in.
Prodigy on His Mom’s Macaroni Salad and Cooking in Prison
"The little bit of time we spent cooking took our minds off of where we were at for a while," he said. Check out the full interview above.
Kanye West To Remain Hospitalized, Release Date Not Set
The latest reportclaims Yeezy is "profoundly depressed and paranoid" and thinks people are out to get him.
Was Kanye's Breakdown A Cry For Help?
West was reportedly hospitalized Monday for sleep deprivation following a rant calling out Beyoncé, Jay Z and Mark Zuckerberg, among others. Our Slayed or Shade panelists weigh in on whether his breakdown was genuine or just another publicity stunt.
Kanye West Hospitalized After Cancelling Tour
Two White South Africans Arrested After Forcing Black Man Into Coffin
A viral video of the incident now has them facing multiple charges.
#SanctuaryCampus: Universities Nationwide Protest Donald Trump’s Immigration Policies
Universities nationwide want to send a powerful message of solidarity with immigrant students.
So, Are New Balance Shoes The Footwear For White Supremacy?
See, this is what happens when you praise President-Elect Donald Trump.
Colin Kaepernick Says He Did Not Vote
The 49ers quarterback has staged a months-long protest against police brutality, but did he miss an opportunity to have his activism heard even louder?
Nate Parker And The Intersection Between Fame, Rape And Consent
Watch our round table Kitchen Talk discussion on Nate Parker, rape and what does (or does not) constitute consent featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giancana. And make sure you tune in to ESSENCE Live Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET only on ESSENCE.com.
Is Drunk Sex Ever Consensual Sex?
Watch our round table Kitchen Talk discussion on drunk sex and navigating the determinants of consent featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giancana. And make sure you tune in to ESSENCE Live Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET only on ESSENCE.com.
This Is Why Street Harassment Isn't A Compliment
Our Kitchen Talk panelists talk street harassment and the deeper implications behind catcalling featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giancana. And make sure you tune in to ESSENCE Live Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET only on ESSENCE.com.
Why Does Society Shame Sexual Assault Victims?
Watch our round table Kitchen Talk discussion on sexual assault victims and victim shaming featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giancana. And make sure you tune in to ESSENCE Live Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET only on ESSENCE.com.
Donald Trump And The Intersection Between Fame, Sexual Assault and Consent
Watch our round table Kitchen Talk discussion on Donald Trump, sexual assault and what does (or does not) constitute consent featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giancana. And make sure you tune in to ESSENCE Live Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET only on ESSENCE.com.
Donald Trump And The Gray Area Of Sexual Consent
Watch our Kitchen Talk discussion on Donald Trump, sexual assault and what does (or does not) constitute consent featuring news and culture editor Christina Coleman, tastemaker Jamal Jimoh, stylist Chris Collie, and sociologist Norell Giacana.
Alabama’s Republican Secretary Of State Calls Voting A ‘Privilege’
He opposes new legislation that makes registering to vote easier.
Burning Of Black Mississippi Church With 'Vote Trump' Message Investigated As Hate Crime
Congregants of the 111-year-old Hopewell Baptist Church see the attack as a form of voter intimidation.