Abolishing the Police, Explained
OPINION: The thought of abolishing the police seems like an absurd idea … unless you’re one of the people who police don’t protect or serve.
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This Mom Went From Being Evicted To Getting Elected
Dominique Walker, a leader of Oakland-based Moms 4 Housing, is working towards widespread change and affordable housing in California.
The Assault on Wokeness Revisits A History of Bondage
In our inaugural Sisters' Rights commentary, Juanita Barton shares what it means to resist in the "assault on wokeness" in order to preserve Black history.
Why Black Women Will Never Be Safe
A reckoning on the senseless murder of Devonna Walker in blameless White America.
Envisioning Joy in 2023
The New Year brings challenges and anxieties, so we've decided to kickoff 2023 with a gift—a powerful meditation session envisioning joy. Join Olivia Scott in a guided journey claim your joy.
Just Barrier Breakers
Andrea Campbell stands on big shoulders. The new Massachusetts attorney general has been hoisted up by two trailblazers who redefined the meaning of law and order.
Authors Embrace Joy
In a kick-off to 2023, our She Wrote The Book cohort—authors A’Lelia Bundles, Marita Golden and Diane McKinney-Whetstone—share the books that are bringing them joy into the New Year.
A Familiar Story for Black Women
While many pregnant women say their doctors do not listen to them, pregnant Black people face a higher burden and cost.
2022: The Year of Survival for Black Women in the Public Eye
Success made these women standouts – and therefore targets. Considered together, they may be the most accessible examples of counter-offensives against misogynoir in 2022.
Harvard Names First Black Woman President
Claudine Gay, political scientist and university administrator, will take the reins as Harvard University's first Black woman president.
