Black Women and the South Carolina Primary: What’s at Stake?
On Saturday, February 29th, voters in South Carolina go to the polls for the Democratic primary election. It is the fourth contest in the 2020 election cycle, and while we all have serious burnout because it feels like we’ve been at this for years, now is actually the...
An Ode to Our First Black Female President
You are a unifier. You brought the American people together based on a shared vision and the realization that we are all in this together. You are a fighter. You are “a wild-eyed radical” who sees things the way most Black women do. You fight for affordable housing...
#BlackHer2020: Reparations or Pay Me What You Owe Me
What a moment we find ourselves in! A conversation that has long lingered on the fringes of African-American society has erupted into the public square: reparations for the descendants of enslaved people. This year the public conversation went as far as the halls of...
The State of the Union for Black Women in 2020
The State of the Union address will be given by Donald Trump on Tuesday, February 4th and the timing of this year’s speech couldn’t be more significant. It will be Trump’s first message to the nation after being impeached by Congress and comes only a day after voters...
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