“I’m not a model bitch. I am a Brooklyn bitch,” model Ariel Pierre-Louis told Hello Beautiful in an exclusive interview.
African-American women continue to bear the brunt of the epidemic in the U.S. This is why knowing your status is so important.
Change is not created by mere presence alone. It happens when the voices in the room are empowered to speak up, and no one is more empowered than Rihanna.
A brief history on the origin of the popular Door Knocker earrings, a trend in communities of color that went mainstream in the 1980s thanks to the hip hop community.
On this episode, host Charise Frazier spoke with Chikesia Clemons, a survivor of police brutality. One year ago this week, she was launched into the public space after her violent arrest in a Saraland, Alabama, Waffle House went viral. Since that time, Chikesia has found an internal power and uses her platform to raise awareness […]
This is what happens when you run up under the Kardashians for too long.
Antoine McDonald said he stepped in because no one should be able to "spit on" an African-American woman.
Since 2001, nearly 51 women, mostly African-American, were strangled or asphyxiated on the south and west sides. The Chicago Police Department is finally reviewing those deaths to see if they are connected.
If you love Lil Kim, but also want to learn about the lasting legacy of New Orleans rapper Mia X, then "The Gumbo" is where you should be!
The victim's attorney claims the charges should be upped to a hate crime because Austin Shuffield yelled racial slurs at the young woman.
Candice Payne, 34, wanted to ensure that the Windy City's displaced residents had a safe place to stay during the record-low temps.
3 natural hair influencers share their thoughts on the new collection while shooting the first ever Suave Natural Hair commercial featuring only Type 4 hair!
