Black folks may think immigration raids don’t impact them — but they do. From surveillance creep to ICE detaining U.S. citizens, we’re already in the fight. And silence won’t save us.
ReShonda Tate
ReShonda Tate is a journalist and a national best-selling author of more than 50 books.
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What Sistas Want From Black Men
Black women are looking for emotional intelligence, consistency, effort, protection, accountability, vulnerability, love, knowledge of their love language, the ability to make them laugh, and for men to be their word.
Posted inPolitics
Federal Job Cuts Threaten Black Middle Class
Federal government employment has historically been a cornerstone of economic stability for Black workers, but recent mass layoffs and terminations have disproportionately affected Black employees across multiple federal agencies, threatening the economic foundation of the Black middle class.
Posted inFinance
Top apps to help you manage your money
Financial management apps like Mint, YNAB, Personal Capital, PocketGuard, and Acorns offer users a comprehensive overview of their financial situation and provide tools to track spending, save money, and invest wisely, making financial management easier and more accessible.
Posted inOpinion
Reclaiming full-spectrum Black femininity
The “strong Black woman” stereotype, which has been perpetuated for centuries, has a dark side as it erases the complexity and vulnerability of Black women, and can contribute to mental health issues and a lack of authenticity.