Game Changer or Pocket Change? The Battle for Equal Pay in Women’s Sports
The stadiums are full. The jerseys are selling out. The viewership numbers are climbing. Women's sports are no longer waiting in the wings—they are center stage.
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Georgia Republicans Back Away From Redistricting Plan After Outcry
MYERS: Black Women Leaders Are Not Burnt Out, We Are Being Extracted From
Trump’s name removed from Kennedy Center hours after missing deadline
Ashley Etienne Is Done Advising. Now She’s The One To Watch.
The former political adviser for Vice President Kamala Harris is now a political contributor on the long-running political affairs show Meet the Press every Sunday morning.
The Long War Against Michelle Obama’s Womanhood
She remains one of the world’s most admired women. So why do attacks questioning her womanhood continue to resonate with the MAGA base?
The Algorithm May Not See You
While use of mental health chatbots increases, artificial intelligence may be worsening many of the racial disparities it was promised to fix.
Black Women Songs, Voices, Vibes That Celebrate Liberation
June is Black Music Appreciation Month, a time to celebrate the artists, innovators, storytellers and truth-tellers whose voices have shaped American culture and expanded our collective imagination.
A Public Diary Written in Song: Black Women Artists as Living Archives
For generations, Black women artists have documented the stories of their communities through song, preserving histories, emotions, and experiences that might otherwise be forgotten.
Jill Scott and the Poetry of Everyday Black Life
Some artists make music. Others create a feeling so distinct that the moment their voice enters a room, people recognize themselves inside the song. For more than two decades, Jill Scott has done exactly that.
