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“If you’re Black, stay back; if you’re brown, stick around; if you’re yellow, you’re mellow; if you’re white, you’re alright”. This was a playground rhyme that was tossed around as if it was a harmless childhood soundtrack to accompany hopscotch, jump rope, and jacks. Schoolyard chatter taught me a...
Despite limited access to equal opportunity, Black women have always gone above and beyond to establish themselves as pioneers across industries. From running for office to running businesses, Black women have consistently exemplified excellence in leadership roles throughout history. As of 2021, Black women are the fastest-growing demographic of...
People + Places
HER Way: Shantera on Life and Creating an Experience for Black Women
Jasmine Graham - 0 Shantera L. Chatman is a powHERhouse in the corporate world and beyond. As the president of PowHer Consulting, founder of HERWay Retreat, founder and executive director of the Chatman Women’s Foundation, and writer of the books “emPowHering YOU: 12 Tips for Finding Your Voice,” “PowHer Play: A Women’s Empowerment...
News + Features
Black Women are Leading the Way in Post-pandemic Black Business Recovery
Mark Gilman - 0 There has been a noticeable rise in Black business ownership since the beginning of the pandemic, and Black women are fueling it. At the start of the pandemic, Black-owned businesses suffered. Between February and April 2020, Black business ownership dropped by more than 40%, the most significant drop of any...
Faith + Family
Mother-Daughter Team Diversifies Downtown Disney While Bringing Attention to Tulsa Race Massacre History
Mark Gilman - 0 Disney properties may be the “happiest place on Earth,” but they certainly haven’t been the most diverse. Downtown Disney, adjacent to the Disneyland property in Anaheim, California, features a row of unique eateries, upscale shops and entertainment for the park's guests.But the shopping mecca has been trying to bolster...
Arts + Culture
Nominating a Black Woman to the US Supreme Court Will Advance Justice and Democracy
BLAC Staff - 0 Opinion Piece By Rev. Rhonda Thomas President Biden made headlines when he announced at the end of January 2022 that he would nominate a Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court. Retiring Justice Stephen Breyer created the vacancy. After the announcement, there was understandable praise among persons favoring diversification on the...
People + Places
Embrace Your Texture: Teyana Taylor partners with Darling Hair Extensions
Erikka Yvonne - 0 If you're like me, you take your hair care seriously - it’s not a game. You’re always looking for the best hair extensions for protective styling. I’m excited to announce the arrival of Darling, Africa's #1 hair extensions brand, to the United States! Darling specializes in the elevation of beauty...
Health + Beauty
Multicultural beauty in West Bloomfield: The arrival of D’Portier Beauty.
Blake Benberry - 0 Talina Smith has opened the doors to D’Portier Beauty. It’s a first for West Bloomfield, Michigan; a distinguished full service luxury salon and spa that is black-woman owned for the niche community serving multicultural hair care necessities and experiences. In getting acquainted with this 20-year veteran‘s life, work, service...
Health + Beauty
See How These Three Sisters are Changing the Game in Breast Cancer Care
BLAC Staff - 0 For the Breast of Us, the first-ever blog and online community for all women of color affected by breast cancer, has launched a brand new campaign to increase the representation and inclusion of minority breast cancer survivors. #WhenYouSeeUsWe’re excited to showcase our new brand photography. Not only are we celebrating...
It’s a pretty funny story-- I started out trimming in the cannabis industry simply to find the best weed in Detroit. As a consumer of the sticky icky for most of my adult life, I’d had the experience of tasting most of what the world has to offer, from...
News + Features
Black Women: Holding Families Down for Generations with Chewing Gum and Mother Wit
Desiree Cooper - 0 Passed down from our ancient foremothers, “mother wit” is where practicality meets spirituality.
Health + Beauty
Ask the Expert: How Do Uterine Fibroids Impact Women?
CONTENT BROUGHT TO YOU BY ASCENSION MICHIGAN - 0 Fibroids – especially cumbersome in Black women – can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, prolonged periods, bleeding between periods, pelvic pain and back pain.
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