Tamika Mallory stands as a leader who fights for the rights of women and minorities. Mallory served as a keynote speaker on opening day of
Fatou-Seydi Sarr champions change as a social justice and human rights warrior. The Senegalese native is also the founder and executive director of ABISA (African
A broad coalition of national racial and social justice organizations, led by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, on Friday sent a letter to National
Auntie Maxine has done it again! As she addressed a crowd of thousands of women at the Women’s Convention in Detroit, she put aggressors everywhere
We won’t sit down. We won’t be quiet. We won’t take up less space. We are #ReclaimingOurTime This statement embodies the energy at the inaugural
Despite Jamaica’s rich musical heritage, challenges still remain for talented female artists looking to breakout within the country’s male dominated musical landscape. Block Ent/MMG Digital
Jacob York is one of the most influential figures in hip-hop and entertainment. For over two decades, he has remained an active leader in music, film
This past weekend, the Women’s March shocked the nation as protesters took to the streets of major US cities. It is estimated that more than
Joined by the mothers of Trayvon Martin, Mohamed Bah, Eric Garner, Dontre Hamilton, and Jordan Davis, singer Janelle Monae delivered a fiery speech before performing at Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington event.
In her speech, the “Cold War” recording artist spoke to the LGBTQ community, immigrants, and women, telling them to “continue to embrace the things that make you unique.”
