Civil Rights & Social Justice
Swimwear brand Cupshe is facing backlash after an employee's alleged email banning Black models from a campaign went viral.
We spoke to Dr. Jennifer D. Dobbs, Director of Cultural Affairs for the City of Montgomery, about the upcoming A Fine & Dandy Affair™, Dandyism as an art form, and Montgomery being an official stop on the Road to Essence Festival of Culture.
Samyra Miller fights fatphobia, educates on size discrimination, and advocates for inclusive fashion beyond the bare minimum.
Vogue's 'cloud bob' controversy highlights cultural appropriation, the power of prestige media, and the need for diverse voices.
Juneteenth is a holiday that is a reminder to Black women, we deserve rest in every way.
Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, led a “Mothers Of The Movement” workshop during the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference.
A mother reflects on what's changed and what still needs to be done a decade after a white cop shot and killed an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Missouri.
"If the climate is not here, it doesn't matter about racism; we'll all be gone," she said.
Coretta Scott King's lady like style and stoic expression became synonymous with her civil rights activism.
Psychotherapist Felicia Fdyfil-Horne says, "As we all are experiencing collective grief, it is important to step back, process and take the time to grieve when needed. Give yourself permission to detach, reset, and rest."
How is this STILL happening?
“My success is tied at the most base level with the success of my people, and my people are the South," Abrams tells Marie Claire.