InBlack Eyes Black VoicebyAndrene Gregory·Nov 1Canada’s Digital Black Hole of Black Powerhouses from the 1970s to the 1990sWhat happened to Fran Endicott and why there are no images of her on the World Wide Web?
InThe New York ExclusivebyThe New York Exclusive·Apr 10Jean Shafiroff Throws the Kind of Palm Beach Lunch That Actually Means SomethingWhile the rest of us were scrolling through Women’s History Month Instagram posts, Palm Beach’s favorite philanthropist was putting her…
Tijania Goodwin·Mar 20“Embracing Both Strength & Softness at the Same Time” — In Her Own Words: Kamia KindleAs part of my Women’s History Month series, “In Her Own Words,” I am highlighting women who are shaping their communities, telling their…
InCOLUMNS STORYbyGaby Cruz ♡·Mar 14Who’s Your Shero?The Story of Ivete — A Catalyst for Collective LearningA response icon1A response icon1
Carlos Wallace·Mar 11The Wallace Perspective: Lilly Ledbetter and Why Equal Pay Still MattersI have never been someone who believed fairness should depend on who you are rather than what you do. That idea has never made sense to me…A response icon1A response icon1
Eritria Pitts·Mar 6You’ve Got a Big MouthYesterday, I was sitting in the sauna at my Y after a swim. Two men were in there with me.A response icon2A response icon2
G2 Solutions·Mar 4Celebrating Women InnovatorsIn celebration of Women’s History Month, we thought we would share some of the stories of women who were trailblazers, but may not be…
Tijania Goodwin·Mar 1Sistas in Suits: Written in Strength, Worn with PrideAs we kick off Women’s History Month, I’m taking this time to highlight women and women-focused brands who are making bold moves, creating…
Nettrice Gaskins·Apr 1, 2025Hard Work vs. Hard Fun: The Zora AI Portrait SeriesI do not always feel colored. Even now I often achieve the unconscious Zora of Eatonville before the Hegira. I feel most colored when I am…A response icon2A response icon2
