The Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Law
"Finally, in 2022, we have justice. We have laws put in place that were fought for so long ago,” Michelle Duster, great-granddaughter of anti-lynching crusader Ida B. Wells."
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The Real Ginni Thomas Problem is Trump
Calls for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from cases linked to the January 6 insurrection grow as details of his wife’s involvement become public.
She Wrote The Book Spring 2022 Book List
Sign up to receive our first She Wrote The Book spring reading list. From chattel slavery to today, we delve into how the tendrils of slavery wound their way from the not so distant past to the present. We ponder, how can we cast off those invisible chains?
Being the First As A Black Woman
Ashanti Goler longs for the day when a Black woman’s stellar achievement is not a marvel because she’s “the first” but because her extraordinary brilliance is “the standard” for others to emulate.
Ralph Lauren Honors HBCU Collaboration with Wearable Legacy
Polo Ralph Lauren introduces new collection that builds upon its historic partnership with Morehouse and Spelman Colleges.
The House Passes the CROWN Act
The CROWN ACT aims to end hair discrimination; after a long fight on March 18th, the CROWN Act was finally passed in the US House.
A Discussion on Colorism
The conversation of Colorism is something that needs to be addressed within the Black Community. Check out this video of women discussing their perspective.
Black Women Taking Back Their Legacy as Brewsters
White males have taken over the Craft Beer Industry. What if I was to tell you that African women were the ones who dominated that role throughout history.
Suburban Moms Working to Stop Book Bans in Schools
Red Wine and Blue is a coalition of suburban moms, highlighting and creating change in the book bans of racially themed books in education.
Black Journalists Launched Their Own Publication – Here’s Why
Black journalists fed up with the performative activism of black issues aimed at the white reader decided to create Capital B. Journalism for and about Black people.