Our Girls Won’t Be Dress Coded
Photo of Fatimah and Nasirah Fair courtesy of Tyrone Turner / WAMU. Being a Black girl in America isn’t easy. Navigating the changes of...
Black Women and Healing Justice
Photo courtesy of Harriet's Apothecary. I recently traveled to upstate New York to participate in a four-day gathering in the name of “healing...
#BlackHer2020: Homeownership and Black Wealth
This is the third article in our series on affordable housing and its impacts on Black women and communities. To learn more, read the first and...
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On Empowering Others Through Business Ownership: An Interview with Tiffany Hall
Our BlackHer Shero of the Week is Tiffany Hall, attorney, entrepreneur, and founder of Empower Cocktails. Thank you for taking to BlackHer! ...
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On Protecting and Fighting for All Mississipppians: An Interview with Jennifer Riley Collins
Our BlackHer Shero of the Week is Jennifer Riley Collins, Democratic nominee for Attorney General of Mississippi. Collins is a decorated Army...
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Black Women to Watch in Philanthropy: Jill Rosenberg Jones
Jill Rosenberg Jones, co-founder and chairperson of the James Weldon Johnson Foundation How do you define philanthropy? Philanthropy is...
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