Jenelle Ambrose Dash, a lawyer and maternal health advocate, turned personal tragedy into a powerful movement for Black mothers in Canada, building community and calling for culturally competent care.
Jenelle Ambrose Dash, a lawyer and maternal health advocate, turned personal tragedy into a powerful movement for Black mothers in Canada, building community and calling for culturally competent care.
Jenelle Ambrose Dash, a lawyer and maternal health advocate, turned personal tragedy into a powerful movement for Black mothers in Canada, building community and calling for culturally competent care.
Jenelle Ambrose Dash, a lawyer and maternal health advocate, turned personal tragedy into a powerful movement for Black mothers in Canada, building community and calling for culturally competent care.
A board-certified skin expert educates us on how to tap into the popular collagen banking method.
The anti-hazing billboard is strategically placed near the Hyatt Regency where Omega Psi Phi fraternity members from several Southern states are gathering for their Ninth District meeting.
The mother-and-son duo talk about their love for hosting, good food, and highlighting their Korean heritage during holiday meals.
The WNBA’s 2023 Rookie of the Year opens up about finding stability after years of chasing her basketball dreams.
This juicy tropical perfume delivers vacation vibes without the sunscreen smell.
Essence Festival of Culture represents a 32-year legacy of Black empowerment, economic impact, and cultural affirmation that continues to transform lives and communities.
Nearly 70 years after Strom Thurmond filibustered against Black civil rights, Booker’s marathon speech called out threats to democracy and the harm of Trump-era policies.
The New Jersey Democrat remains standing through the night as tens of thousands tune in to watch his critique of the Trump administration’s first 71 days.
Historians, civil rights advocates and Black political leaders are not having it. Here’s what they had to say about the latest attempt to whitewash history.
For decades, Republicans have rebranded harmful policies with misleading language to justify regressive laws. Democrats must take control of the narrative, says Jameelah Nasheed.
Children are always paying attention and they see what the DEI debate is doing to them, says clinical and community psychologist, Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson.
Despite being the most educated group in the country, Black women still earn the least. Rep. Zakiya Summers says it’s time to change that.
From brain disorders to beauty barriers, these founders refused to be defined by obstacles.
The singer was placed under house arrest while his mother was taken into custody ahead of their sentencing which is set for July.
The order directs a comprehensive restructuring of the Smithsonian's approach to historical representation, specifically exhibitions and narratives related to race, gender and national identity.
From breaking barriers in business, politics to uplifting communities, honorees like Ingrid Best and Congresswoman Yvette Clarke D-NY., shared their journeys of resilience and empowerment.
From the deadly 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Thailand and Myanmar to troubling police conduct in Phoenix and a new health-focused beverage launch, here are the top headlines of the week.
A series of viral videos showcasing elaborate self-maintenance rituals have taken the internet by storm – but the financial implications could be a disaster if not careful.
Boosie calls legal threat ‘betrayal,’ saying he was trying to help. The controversy sparked a social media debate, with some defending his intentions and others questioning whether it was exploitative.
From “soft life” aesthetics to viral hauls, social media encourages luxury spending in the name of self-care—leaving many Black women financially overextended.
This wage gap is partly because we don’t negotiate as much as other groups, and companies have used secrecy to their advantage.
