Meet Ugandan Trans Activist, Cleopatra Kambugu Kentaro
“It wasn’t until I was twenty-three, and stumbled into a queer bar in Kampala, that I began to find a community of people who were
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“I write for young girls I saw walking with their shoulders hunched and their eyes down.” Get Inspired by Author and Activist Mahogany Browne
Spoken word poet, author and activist, Mahogany L. Browne is making efforts to help Black women find magic in themselves. Being a writer, Mahogany writes for “sisters
“Understand every loss has a lesson, and you’re really just knowing your worth.” 5 Lessons from Karen Civil on How to be Successful
Leading Lady and Business Mogul, Karen Civil has created her own blueprint by turning her passion for helping artists and brands to a long-standing career.
Remembering the Chibok Girls: Isha Sesay’s New Book ‘Beneath the Tamarind Tree’ Gives a First-hand Account of the Chibok Girls’ Abduction
“I just got to the point where I said to myself, “you can’t just let this community and our children be forgotten.” The Chibok girls
Leading Lady Crystal Jones is Creating a Community Where Black Women Can Find Self-love and Freedom
Dr. Crystal Jones is a Spiritual Director that strongly advocates the importance of discovering foundational healing and transformational breakthroughs in the Black community. She believes
Top 5 Tips For Brands To Maintain a Successful Social Media Presence
It is very true that if you do not communicate who you are to the public and control your brand narrative, people will do so
Meet Sarah Ahmed, Founder, Warp + Weft
For Sarah Ahmed, the business of denim is her business! Soft, affordable and beautiful, a pair of Warp + Weft jeans is a must-have for every woman.
How To Close An Interview To Land The Job
Going for an interview to land your dream job can get a little disorienting. Even if it isn’t your first time, time constraints, the nature
Naturi Naughton’s open letter to black women on self-love, heartbreak and healing is a must read!
“Being a single mother doesn’t have to mean you’re unhappy,” POWER star Naturi Naughton has a message to all black women and trust us, you
Khalia Braswell Sacrificed Her Dream Job to Help Women of Colour in Tech and She’s Loving it!
Founder and executive director of INTech Camp for Girls, Khalia Braswell is an award-winning technologist with an expansive career. Khalia attended North Carolina State University, majoring
