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From viral clapbacks to meaningful legislative impact, these intrepid representatives show how Black women lead—and refuse to back down ...

Hosting a newsmaker has its place. But Black journalists, in the current environment, are under no obligation to normalize Trump at a time when he is carrying out an unambiguously hostile agenda ...

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Diane Abbott is not wrong. Protesting against anti-black racism is not wrong and facts about the experience of racism for those who are black or otherwise differentiated by skin colour, like any facts ...

After decades in traditional media, the pioneering journalist is building something entirely her own. Here’s how she’s doing it.

First of all, only 10 percent of the research budget at the NIH goes to women’s health. One review found five times more ...

This Op-Ed explores the recent verdict in the high profile case against hip-hop mogul, Sean "Diddy" Combs, and what it means for Black women.

A British journalist has rekindled a controversial claim suggesting Venus and Serena Williams' legendary names were used by a ...

Romain, a recent graduate of Malcolm X Shabazz High School in Newark’s South Ward, has a passion for storytelling. For her first assignment as a reporter in a summer citizen journalism class, she ...

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