20 Apr Grand Mother: For Lizzie Grace
Did you know / I was always watching / perched in the kitchen corner / grandgirl eyes staring staring...
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02 May Electing Black Women in Virginia: A Winning Formula for Success
Political parties at all levels play an instrumental role in elections and Black women need equal access in recruitment, selection, preparation....
24 Jan 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....
20 Apr Little Water Bottles
But it really seems easier to / Chatter about them / The little water bottles / Rather than / Everything else....
20 Apr The Power of My Voice
To demand respect, think, and rocksteady, where reasons to inspire my people to aim higher / Knowing a change is gonna come...
14 Feb 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....
07 Dec People Power Won the Midterm Elections
Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock’s re-election closes out the 2022 Midterm Election season. His victory reflects ground power activism and investment in the long game....
19 Sep Barbie Honors First Self-Made Black Millionaire
More than a century after Madam C.J. Walker became a self-made millionaire, she is now the latest addition to Barbie's Inspiring Women doll series. A'Lelia Bundles paid tribute to her great-great grandmother inside....
14 Nov Fannie Lou Lives on Screen
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in Contemporary Profiles, Herstory, Herstory Feature, Home Featured Stories, Just Saying
This new short film reenacts Fannie Lou Hamer’s address before the DNC nearly 60 years ago. Watch and celebrate as we toast to remember the sacrifices paid for voting rights. ...