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‘We Are Not Believed’: For Black Women, The ‘Diddy’ Verdict Is A Reminder Of Justice Denied

Despite convictions on prostitution counts, Sean Combs’ acquittal on sex trafficking and racketeering sparked outrage — and a painful...

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Celebrate Caribbean Heritage With These 8 Powerful, Beautiful Reads By Women Authors

The Caribbean is pure magic. And since June is Caribbean Heritage Month, it’s the perfect time to take in...

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The Rise Of Women-Led Book Clubs And Literary Movements

Everyone knows the story: a group of tipsy women laughing on a couch holding glasses of red wine chatting about a novel only half...

By: Tyra Douyon · 1 year ago

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Sherry Cola On Girl Power, Smashing Stereotypes And Saving The Day In ‘Bride Hard’

A wedding is meant to be a party, but in “Bride Hard,” it’s a full-blown war zone. Directed by action maestro Simon West (“Con...

By: Lauren Mayo · 1 year ago

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Inside The 2025 BOMESI Summit’s Bold Vision For Diverse-Owned Media

Held in the heart of Detroit, a city synonymous with Black innovation and cultural legacy, the 2025 BOMESI Summit brought together media publishers, platforms,...

By: Gillian Smith · 1 year ago

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Apple TV+’s New Show ‘Smoke’ May Ignite Summer Television

According to Statista, 41% of Americans watch true crime television, and new crime-related television shows aren’t slowing down. In fact, notable crime shows like...

By: Taylor Bushey · 1 year ago

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Remembering Media Personality And Social Activist Ananda Lewis

Former Teen Summit Host and MTV VJ Ananda Lewis has died at 52. The pioneering media personality and social activist succumbed to a years-long...

By: Starr Rocque · 1 year ago

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Culture Creators Celebrates A Decade Of Legacy With 9th Annual Awards Brunch

Culture Creators will return to Los Angeles this Saturday for its ninth annual Awards Brunch, a milestone celebration of...

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Five Solo Dates For The Summer

As we count down until the official summer days, there is no better time than to take yourself on...

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Daria Burke On Reclaiming Her Story, Redefining Success, And The Science Behind Healing

Daria Burke is a marketer, storyteller, and writer, and in her forthcoming memoir, she details her journey growing up with trauma and a self-exploration...

By: Edikan Umoh · 1 year ago

Entertainment

Ohana Reimagined: How The New ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Honors Its Heart

When Disney announced a live-action remake of “Lilo & Stitch,” many longtime fans of the 2002 animated classic were understandably nervous. The original’s unique...

By: Lauren Mayo · 1 year ago

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The Power Of On-Screen Representation: 8 Neurodiverse Women TV Characters

Judy Singer coined the term neurodiversity to mean that no two brains are exactly the same, encompassing both neurodivergent and neurotypical people. Kassiane Asasumasu...

By: Edikan Umoh · 1 year ago

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How ‘Sinners’ Honors 1930s Black Southern Style Through Costume

Ryan Coogler’s original Southern Gothic film ‘Sinners’ (2025), is equal parts horror-thriller, romance epic, and Black heritage homage. Set in 1932 Mississippi, against the...

By: Tyra Douyon · 1 year ago

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How Women Are Leveraging Remote Work To Redesign Their Career Paths

Since the pandemic, remote work has been highly popular and convenient for many. People are utilizing the perks of remote work to have an...

By: Candis McDow · 1 year ago

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espnW Summit Celebrates Women’s Athletes And The Future Of Women’s Sports

With women’s sports gathering more popularity — an industry predicted to hit $2.35B in 2025, a 25% increase from...

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Black Dandyism In Action: The 2025 Met Gala Set Records While Amplifying Cultural Impact

Black danydism was at the center of this year’s Met Gala, and it was one of high anticipation, amplifying...

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Use These 5 Women-Only Travel Companies To Book Your Next Trip

For women who want to explore the world but lack travel companions, women-only tour companies have been created as a way to see the...

By: Taylor Bushey · 1 year ago

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8 Women Authors Shaping Contemporary Literature

Literature is about more than telling stories; it is about sharing perspectives and experiences that can open our eyes. Books are windows and mirrors,...

By: Marta Kargol · 1 year ago

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5 Women At The Intersection Of Activism And Pop Culture

In the intersection of pop culture and social change, celebrity women are leveraging their platforms to amplify critical issues and drive meaningful action. Not satisfied with...

By: Kerbi Lynn · 1 year ago

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Six Women Musicians Redefining The Music Scene In 2025

This year’s Grammy’s doubled as a showcase of boundary-breaking women artists — and the ceremony was just the tip of the iceberg. With so...

By: Brittany Menjiva · 1 year ago