Madame Mayor: Spelman Protest “Hurt, ” Bottoms Says
Young Black women want Atlanta’s Keisha Lance Bottoms to bring more than her Black womanhood to City Hall
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Category: Taking Care of Business
Research Biologist Spins Science Career Into Fitness
Mel Blaine is at the front of the room wearing a lime green shirt, blue leggings and pink bike...
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Monique Greenwood “Checks Inn” to OWN With Akwaaba Empire
Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns is the most successful B&B business on the East Coast, and...
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15 Fiercest Sisters of 2017
Black girls rock — from the polls to the silver screen. We’re triple threats. We’re...
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New App Brings Hair Inspiration to Your Fingertips
Hair can be a complicated topic among black women, but a new mobile app seeks to minimize the...
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Miss Jessie’s Miko Branch on Dreams & Depression
Tears fall from Miko Branch’s eyes as she talks about her late sister and business partner, Titi...
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Mo’Nique on ‘Blackbird,’ Staying Fit and the Rift
If you haven’t seen Oscar winner Mo’Nique’s new indy film Blackbird, you should run, not walk, to...
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Medical Pioneer Opened Black Hospital
When no hospital in the Columbia, S.C., area would allow an African-American physician and surgeon...
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‘Scandal,’ ‘Murder’ and Other ‘Blackish’ Reasons to Curl Up Near the TV
Gladiators are gathering, happy to have some “Scandal” back in their lives. But Kerry Washington...
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15 Fiercest Sisters
You’re fierce, and we’re fierce. But who’s the fiercest of them all? Sometimes, you have to give...
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Sweetie Pie’s Recipe for Business
Robbie Montgomery squeezed out money from her paycheck as a dialysis technician to buy a chair...
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10 Secrets to a Happier Work Life
You know the routine. You wake up to your alarm clock set for 5:30 a.m. and push snooze (five more...
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Saving Our Children
Stacey Patton pro-vides a powerful, heart-breaking look at the link with white supremacy and why it's time to stop hitting our children, for their sake and the future of black families. Click here to read.
