The Light of Truth Ida B. Wells Monument
Chicago's Ida B. Wells monument, unveiled in June, stands as a permanent reminder of her genius, prominence and relevance to freedom fighters of today.
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1619 Savant to join Howard as Inaugural Knight Chair
Nikole Hannah-Jones chose Howard University, supporting a flourishing Black institution where her talents are celebrated, not erased. We feature her statement on that decision.
The Road from Civil Rights to Gay Rights
The Civil Rights and LGBTQ+ Rights Movement are intricately linked. This TED Talk by filmmaker Yoruba Richen explores the subject.
The Oneness of Solidarity for Black Survivors
Tarana Burke, the creator of the #MeToo Movement, has created another movement directed to the Black survivor. Check out this love letter to the Black survivor.
Three Survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre Testify
Three of the oldest survivors of the Tulsa, Oklahoma Race Massacre testify for justice. Tune into the three survivors speaking out for justice.
A PSA on Hair Discrimination
Hair Discrimination dramatically affects Black women, especially in the workplace and as a form of racial micro-aggression in general. Check out four Black celebrities on this topic.
Advertisers Love Ethnic Ambiguity
Casira Copes calls out the colorism of companies that that "value" diversity and inclusion, but publicize and favor light-skinned images.
Malcolm and Betty’s Third Child
The emergence of young Malcolm X is told through the eyes of a daughter – just two years old when he was assassinated – determined to preserve Malcolm’s truth.
Homecoming – Our Self-Image, Our Space, Our Security
Black women have long built “home” deep within themselves. Our latest podcast trilogy, visit these spaces – inward, financial, physical – to explore our sense of self and sanctuary.
Fast Tracking Affordable Homeownership
Black women are the highest educated U.S. demographic, but degrees are not closing the racial homeownership and wealth gap.