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Following the 2024 presidential election, some Black women are choosing to protect their peace and find community in the “92 percent” movement.
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CAMPUS
Attendees of the Black Maternal Health Panel reflect on the discrimination Black women face during childbirth.
NEWS
As the White House releases its annual staff report to Congress, an analysis shows the gendered pay gap persists at one of the highest...
Variety
The 74th primetime Emmy awards, held in the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, turned out to be a historical night for Black women in...
Variety
Class privilege, wealthy, innovative, fraudulent, trendsetter and appropriation are just a few of the words Howard students used when asked what comes to mind...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
IT’S TIME! Howard University Alumni call upon HU to appoint the 1st Blackwoman as president when Wayne A. I. Frederick retires in 2024. HU...
Review
By Imara Bright-Johnson, Staff Writer Posted 10:00 PM EST, Fri., Mar. 24, 2017 When defining the typical African-American woman, most people go for descriptors like...