#black-women

#black-women

Feminism's evolution includes addressing the concerns of Black and working-class women, a shift notably influenced by bell hooks.

Over 75 artists unite to address the violence faced by Black women during the Black Tulip Cultural Week of Action in Oakland.

Black women's voting choices are not guaranteed, and Kamala Harris faces both support and skepticism within the community.

The rapid mobilization of Black women around Kamala Harris highlights their influential role in voter mobilization and candidate support.

Sustainable support is crucial for advancing Black women in leadership positions, not just symbolic actions.

Kamala Harris's nomination is a significant milestone, reflecting decades of struggle by Black women for political representation and rights.

Prominent Black women organized a Zoom call to raise $1.5 million for Kamala Harris' election campaign in just three hours, with Reverend Bernice King endorsing her publicly for the first time.

Black women play a pivotal role in supporting Kamala Harris's presidential campaign amidst significant health and socioeconomic challenges.

Black women face systemic disrespect and lack of protection in America.

Racism's ultimate implication is a denial of humanity and rights.

Historical oppression limits aspirations for Black individuals.

Political outcomes reveal America's ongoing commitment to white supremacy.

Misogynoir significantly impacts Black women's professional opportunities and experiences, particularly in academia.

Black women are increasingly utilizing doulas to address healthcare disparities.

Doulas offer physical and emotional support before, during, and after childbirth.

Black women face challenges in the workplace with low retention and promotion rates, especially when compared to their White counterparts.

Diane Abbott rallied supporters against racism following offensive remarks by a major Tory donor.

Supporters emphasized the need to address racism and support black women in public life.

Black women in politics face racism and sexism.

Diane Abbott has faced racist abuse in her political career.

BGIAS provides a vital community for Black women to connect through the arts, expanding rapidly across the U.S. and internationally.

Claudette Johnson's mural 'Three Women' challenges Western art narratives, celebrating Black female empowerment and self-identity through its homage to classical art.

Marz Lovejoy fell in love with cycling, founding And Still We Ride to create community and promote mental and physical health among Black women.

The annual Pink Apple Gala celebrates Black women's achievements and empowers them across various industries.

The event showcases talented Black women in comedy, empowering their voices and humor in a supportive environment.

The Strong Black Women of Comedy Night spotlights Bay Area black female comedians, fostering empowerment and humor in a vibrant setting.

A new comedy showcase highlights the talent of Black women in comedy every Sunday at a Black-owned club in San Francisco.

FDA delays proposing ban on harmful hair straighteners used by Black women raise concerns about health risks and discrimination in beauty standards.

The Uterine Cancer Study Act aims to explore the link between hair straighteners and uterine cancer.

Recent studies indicate increased cancer risk associated with hair straighteners among women.

Beyonce's exclusion from CMA nominations symbolizes ongoing racial and gender discrimination in the country music industry despite her groundbreaking success.

Beyonce teases fans with new album cover featuring her on a horse in rodeo gear, signaling a shift to country music for her next solo album.

Beyonce aims to reshape images of Black women in cowboy history, celebrating their contribution to American culture.

The Other Black Girl on Hulu has sparked conversations about representation and identity in the workplace.

Sinclair Daniel, who plays Nella in the show, relates to her character's journey of discovering her Black identity in a predominantly white environment.

Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing highlights representation in technology, featuring a Black woman as an important figure and a pioneer in educational software.

Oludara Adeeyo released a self-care coloring book for Black women to encourage them to prioritize their own needs.

The book includes affirmations and aims to provide representation for Black women in the coloring book space.

Audre Lorde's work influences contemporary discussions on race, gender, and sexuality, embodying the fight for inclusive feminism.

The intersection between racial justice and the fight against sexual violence is crucial.

Addressing issues that affect Black women, including sexual violence, is necessary for genuine democracy.

Black women mobilized in historic numbers to support Vice President Harris's presidential bid, surpassing expectations and fundraising goals.

Black women in leadership face challenges despite achievements.

LaTresse Snead offers insight and advice for Black women striving to become industry leaders in her new book.

The book focuses on the challenges and opportunities Black women may encounter in their journey to leadership, offering advice on navigating hostile environments.

Snead emphasizes the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the nonprofit sector and discusses its progress following the murder of George Floyd.

Black women are essential in modern philanthropy, although they are often overlooked.

Portraits of Us book highlights 200 Black women in philanthropy and their significant contributions.

Black women face numerous inequities despite being dedicated voters in the Democratic Party

There is concern that the current administration has not done enough to deliver a United States that works for all

Black women remain a crucial support base for President Biden despite criticisms and calls for him to step aside.

The potential for a historic increase in Black women Senators in the U.S.

Black women often face stereotypical expectations and demands in leadership roles, impacting their well-being and effectiveness.

The importance of understanding and avoiding harmful stereotypes even in well-intentioned moments.

Creating spaces for Black women to support each other in corporate settings is crucial for addressing challenges like misogyny and isolation.

Leaders and all employees play a role in fostering a culture of inclusion in the workplace.

The term 'Jezebel' has historical roots in misogyny and slut-shaming.

Black women have been fighting stereotypes and challenging societal norms for generations.

Black women were six times more likely to be killed than White women in the same age group between 1999 and 2020.

Violence against Black women is often underreported.

Black women in the U.S. are six times more likely to be murdered than white women.

The Midwest has the greatest regional inequity in homicide rates for Black women compared to white women.

Talia Scott is a dual-degree graduate student at NYU's business and law schools.

She founded a nonprofit called the Legally BLK Fund to support Black women in law school.

Talia Scott is a dual-degree graduate student at NYU, attending both its business and law schools.

Scott founded the Legally BLK Fund, a nonprofit that helps Black women with fees for law school and provides access to consulting services and mentorships.

BElovedBIRTH Black Centering provides group perinatal and postnatal care for Black people from an all-Black health care team.

The program aims to address the high rates of pregnancy-related deaths and complications affecting Black women.

Black women continue to face disrespect, lack of protection, and neglect in America

Intersectional oppression of Black women must be acknowledged and addressed

Black women face disparities in awareness and access to fertility options compared to their white counterparts.

Egg freezing is often seen as a luxury that Black women may not have access to due to financial and emotional reasons.

A new report from In Our Own Voice presents the 2023 National Black Reproductive Justice Policy Agenda.

The report aims to address the unequal access to healthcare and eroding reproductive rights faced by Black people, particularly Black women and girls.