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Meet phenomenal women of our PrimeTime 55+ Directory. We showcase the power and achievements of older Black women. If you’re 55+ and want to be in the company of change agents, submit your profile today!

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SISTERS CIVIC CIRCLE

Black women have always been leaders and in this era, it is no different. Our Sisters Civic Circle provides a space to share trials and triumphs, surface resources, sharpen skills and deepen collaboration.

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HERSTORY SALUTE

Women’s History Month honors Black women patriots and pathfinders, the bold and unbossed; ancestors and living legends making history every day. Along the way, they make a better world for everyone!

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Making Herstory: Sisters Take the Senate 

For the first time in the nation’s history, two Black women will sit in the U.S. Senate. Lisa Blunt Rochester in Delaware and Angela Alsobrooks in Maryland beat the odds and became the first Black women elected to the Senate from their respective states. Rochester and Alsobrooks follow in the footsteps of Carol Mosely Braun and Vice President Kamala Harris and Laphonza Butler.

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Dorothy Roberts Named 2024 MacArthur Genius 

This month we celebrate Unerased Black Women Speak PrimeTimer, Dorothy Roberts, recently named a 2024 MacArthur Genius.

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We’re Just Sayin’

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Tradition of Giving- Celebrating Our Philanthropy

The tradition of Black philanthropy predates the Civil War. Black men and women joined with White abolitionists in the spirit of giving time, money and activism.

A Legacy of Giving: A’Lelia Bundles on Madam C.J. Walker’s Philanthropic Spirit

A’Lelia Bundles, acclaimed journalist, historian, and biographer of her great-great-grandmother Madam C.J. Walker, reflects on her family’s powerful legacy of giving back

Yes Trump Won, Here’s What Happens Next

Many of us have been feeling some kind of way since the 2024 election. Keith Boykin answers six big questions for Black America and warns, “Buckle up, folks. We’re in for a bumpy ride."
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