by Dominique Derbigny | Mar 31, 2018 | Articles
I’ve always found comfort through the pages of books, where you can transform into another person, place, or time. As a child, I indulged myself in popular youth series like The Babysitters Club and The Boxcar Children. One thing these books had in common—White...
by Jocelyn Harmon | Mar 31, 2018 | Articles
The post originally appeared on Center for American Progress and was written by Jocelyn Frye and Michele L. Jawando. On the eve of the 2016 presidential election, pundits and political watchers opined on whether the Obama coalition—the multiracial, multiethnic,...
by Jocelyn Harmon | Mar 25, 2018 | Videos
Like you, we were deeply impressed by Naomi Wadler’s speech at the March for Our Lives. We appreciate her leadership and witness regarding the need to end violence against all students, including Black girls. Watch her speech by clicking the button below. ...
by Jocelyn Harmon | Mar 22, 2018 | Articles
“As a woman of color, the American dream is a myth” Julieta Orlando, Florida. 2015 “The story of the American Dream proclaims that opportunities for economic success are open to anyone with pure grit, gumption, and merit regardless of race. A college...
by Jocelyn Harmon | Mar 20, 2018 | Our Sheroes
BlackHer is all about advancing the personal, economic, and political power of Black women. We think that starts by telling our own stories, first. This week we were thrilled to catch up with Stefanie Brown James. Ms. James is Co-Founder of The Collective PAC...
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