We must address the chlamydia epidemic among Black women
I now live in Minnesota, one of the healthiest states in the United States (U.S.), yet it is tinged with ...
I now live in Minnesota, one of the healthiest states in the United States (U.S.), yet it is tinged with ...
ccording to the United Nations Statistics Division, intimate partner violence accounts for the majority of women’s experience of abuse.
HIV/AIDS is no exception, with African Americans accounting for nearly half (47 percent) of all new infections in 2016.
The one-hour discussion touched on various aspects of domestic violence, ranging from systemic and generational trauma and how to break ...
The U.S. is not the only place where the advance of racism and misogyny in politics has spurred Black women ...
With the confirmation process underway for Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, Black women have certainly been voicing our opposition. There’s no sugarcoating it: ...
Black women are the fastest growing demographic of entrepreneurs. The number of businesses owned by Black women grew by 322 ...
And, incidentally, tap into a $445 billion industry.
News Analysis Why all the fuss now when Black women have been crying ‘Me too!’ since Jamestown? Starting with claims ...
African American women most at risk Dr. LaPrincess Brewer February was National Healthy Heart Month, and thanks to Dr. LaPrincess ...
LaDonna Redmond, Hennepin County commissioner candidate LaDonna Redmond’s campaign is no run-of-the-mill candidacy for District 3 Hennepin County Commissioner. As Dick Gregory ...
It's not just about White women or celebrities Sexual harassment allegations in recent weeks have forced the resignations of two ...
A new report detailing the record-setting spending power of African American women has further buoyed the confidence of Black female ...
In the words of Marvin Gaye, “What’s Going On?” As much as I want to believe “hair is just hair,” ...
(Above, see a few video highlights of the event by Phil McGraw). Twin Cities Nappy Hour was back in full ...
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