Tick, Tock Time’s up for Sexual Violence
By Zaquoya Rogers Last night at the Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood elite strolled the red carpet in their finest black attire. It was no coincidence… Read More »Tick, Tock Time’s up for Sexual Violence
By Zaquoya Rogers Last night at the Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood elite strolled the red carpet in their finest black attire. It was no coincidence… Read More »Tick, Tock Time’s up for Sexual Violence
By Kara Lewis You’ve probably seen a lot of “me too” posts on Facebook, Twitter and other social media channels this week. In case you… Read More »“Me too”: What’s the real message?
By Korrien Hopkins Insecure creator and star Issa Rae added a new achievement to her belt of black girl greatness. These last few years have… Read More »What Issa Rae’s CoverGirl status means to black women
By Kara Lewis After a week of cryptic hints on social media, Taylor Swift dropped a new single last week. The song, titled “Look What… Read More »Taylor Swift’s new single and women’s reclamation of stereotypes in media
By: Caroline Turner Why do we notice women in the news for what they are wearing, and men in the news for what they are… Read More »Woman with the Pencil, Not the Pencil Skirt
By Caroline Turner The keynote speaker for this year’s 12th Annual Women of Color Leadership Conference is Angela Rye, a political powerhouse who is being… Read More »Angela Rye: Modern Day Angela Davis
By Zaquoya Rogers The Netflix series “Orange is the New Black” highlights many different female experiences that tend to occur in prisons across the globe.… Read More »Transwomen in Prison
By Korrien Hopkins Dolls play a pivotal role in the development of girls. I remember going to Toys R Us with my family to use… Read More »Black Dolls Matter
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTPbrWsLUcg[/youtube] This video featuring Anna Akana, is a very good explanation of the difference between calling persons of color or POC white-washed and a Hollywood… Read More »Being Called White-Washed
By Zaquoya Rogers Before the 1930s, going topless was illegal for both men and women. It was seen as indecent up until the 1930s when… Read More »Free the Nips!