Stacey Abrams’ Playbook Is a Model for the U.S.
Stacey Abrams not only helped to flip her home state to Democrats for the first time in a...
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15 Fiercest Sisters of 2020
We stroll to the polls and flexed our power at every level from City Council to the White House....
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Kamala Harris: ‘A Win to See a Black Woman on a National Stage’
Today is a day of firsts as Kamala Devi Harris becomes the highest-ranking female U.S. official in...
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Riots and Racism Led Journalist to Fight for the Voiceless
Witnessing riots and being held at gunpoint fueled a journalist’s determination to be a change agent.
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Managing Your Money During COVID-19
Personal finance expert Michelle Singletary has answers to your questions whether you’re struggling with lost pay from COVID-19 cutbacks or wondering about investments.
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Coronavirus Won’t Shut Down Entrepreneurial Spirit
SHAE Movement African Arts in Charlotte, North Carolina, has moved yoga classes online during the...
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B. Smith: A Legacy of Style and Grace
Model-turned-restaurateur Barbara Elaine Smith, or B. Smith, was at the top of my list of together...
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Healthiest & Most Livable Cities for Black Women
Greensboro, North Carolina, is the healthiest city for black women, while Washington, D.C., is the...
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Resolution Reality Check: 5 Goals That You Can Hit!
The good news is that you’re 10 times more likely to keep a New Year’s resolution than...
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For Meshelle, Laughter Really Is the Best Medicine
Meshelle the Indie Mom of Comedy tells Fierce fitness adviser Dr. Ro how she stays fit — and how...
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Madame Mayor: Myneca Ojo’s Journey — Hitting the Links to Running Town
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When Is It Time to Take an Elder’s Cell Phone?
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Inequality Is an Underlying COVID-19 Risk Factor
African Americans are contracting the coronavirus at an alarming rate, accounting for up to 70% of deaths in some areas. Is there hope? Yes, there are things that we can do, Dr. Melissa Clark explains. Click here to read.
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