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Actor Tatyana Ali advocating for Black and Indigenous maternal health
16+ hour, 17+ min ago (1249+ words) Actor and singer Tatyana Ali has become an important voice in a growing movement to improve maternity health outcomes for Black and Indigenous mothers and babies by addressing systemic racism and inequity in maternity care. Ali has been calling for…...
Oprah Audience ERUPTS in Applause as Doctor Demands “Pink Shirts and Energy” for Black Mothers Who Kill Their Children — “I Want Us to Have the Same Passion” * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (54+ words) A room full of women on Oprah Winfrey’s new podcast erupted in applause Thursday after a doctor argued that mothers of color who killed their own children d…...
Shida Marouf: Social Obstacles Prevent Archiving Women's History
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (428+ words) As gender dominance and the marginalization of women translators and writers continue in the Kurdistan Region, women continue to establish their mark in the cultural field through self-development and individual efforts. In this context, writer and translator Shida Marouf said…...
Why Blackness Is a Gift – Emerald Book
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (182+ words) Despite centuries of systemic oppression, cultural theft, and manufactured lies, Black identity remains an undeniable source of profound honor, intrinsic value, and deep, unshakeable joy. We are judging our identity by the brilliance of our people, rather than the cruelty…...
Afrilition: The blackness challenge, By Adéwálé Àjàdí
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (962+ words) Premium Times Nigeria One of the most difficult things to address in writing Afrilition is addressing Blackness as an identity. An identity that many have died to assert and many live with through coercive and oppressive encounters. For many (including…...
"Do We Really Both Have The Same Chance Of Winning": This Woman's A++ Analogy Comparing Systemic Racism To The Game Monopoly Is Going Mega Viral
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (20+ words) A woman's powerful Monopoly analogy explains systemic racism in a way that's resonating with millions online....
Ann Plato: A Panel on Hartford’s Pioneer Black Writer and Educator at the Stowe Center in Hartford
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (138+ words) The first Black-Indigenous woman to publish a book of essays and poems was from Hartford, Connecticut! Her name was Ann Plato. At sixteen years old, she would publish: Essays including biographies and miscellaneous pieces, in prose and poetry: a machine-readable…...
Black Feminist Praxis and Engaged Anthropology - Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (582+ words) This story was originally published in the 2026 Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Research Review. “My work is the result of this ancestral legacy of love and struggle.” When she reflects on what first guided her toward this field, she…...
Maggie Lena Walker, The Daughter Of Slaves Who Became The First American Woman To Charter A Bank
1+ week, 1+ day ago (889+ words) National Park ServiceMaggie Lena Walker devoted herself to improving the lives of Black Americans. Born enslaved during the Civil War, Maggie Lena Walker grew up in Richmond, Virginia, the former capital of the Confederacy. But during her life, she made…...
Rooted Out West brought Chicago’s West Side together to explore ancestral memory, migration and Black futures • The TRiiBE
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1080+ words) Published on September 2, 2026 The TRiiBE’s new studio in East Garfield Park became a gathering place this last weekend for conversations about ancestral memory, the Great Migration, land ownership and Black futures on Chicago’s West Side during the publication’s first community…...