The struggle of Black female stunt performers in a male-dominated industry
The entertainment industry has long been criticized for its gender disparities, and the world of stunt performance is no exception. While there has been a
The entertainment industry has long been criticized for its gender disparities, and the world of stunt performance is no exception. While there has been a
A significant transformation is occurring in Black political engagement, marked by a collective pause and strategic redirection. This shift reflects a deeper understanding of political
In today’s corporate landscape, many Black women find themselves navigating a complex web of expectations and pressures that often demand they alter their authentic selves
In a powerful statement that resonates with many, MSNBC correspondent Joy Reid has declared that Black women are officially on hiatus from political advocacy, urging
The recent 2024 presidential election has significantly impacted the landscape of reproductive health in America. Following Donald Trump’s election to a second term, there has
For many Black women, laying edges is not just a beauty routine; it’s an art form. However, hair loss around the edges due to protective
The power suit’s transformation from a corporate necessity to a symbol of authority and personal expression has marked a significant shift in how Black women
Monisha Brown: One of the things I wanted to talk to you about and I thought you’d be good at addressing, is the conversation around
Monisha Brown: It’s Monisha Brown with rolling out. I am so proud to have our partner radio station, 94.5 Streetz Morning Takeover. I have the
The intersection of race and gender creates unique challenges for Black women in workplace compensation, despite their standing as one of America’s most educated demographics.
A revolutionary documentary is sparking essential conversations about menstruation and puberty within Black households across America. ME Period, produced by the Black Women’s Health Imperative,
In a stirring address, K.C. Wilbourn Snapp, a turnaround specialist and advocate for marginalized communities, redefines the concept of superpowers through her personal journey of
In a significant move towards health equity, Black Girl Vitamins (BGV) has announced a groundbreaking initiative aimed at supporting Black women pursuing careers in medicine.
In today’s unpredictable world, financial preparedness is not just a smart choice; it is a vital necessity, especially for Black women. Recent events, such as
For a few remaining days, a historic moment is unfolding across three of Detroit’s major arts and cultural institutions: The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA),
Recent research has unveiled alarming disparities in maternal health, particularly highlighting the experiences of Black women during childbirth. A study conducted by the National Bureau
In the rich tapestry of American labor history, the threads woven by Black women and Latinas have often been overlooked. Yet, their contributions have been
The rise of Black and Latina women in union leadership roles marks a significant shift in the American labor movement, reflecting broader changes in workforce
In the digital age, where every selfie can spark a firestorm, Black women are leading a revolution of self-love and body positivity. But as they
Karen Hall, founder and CEO of Cancer Support Team and a two-time breast cancer survivor, has transformed her personal battle into a mission to uplift