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Yara Shahidi Discusses Bringing Black Tinkerbell To Life

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Yara Shahidi’s star just continues to rise. The dazzling actress’s most recent career highlight came with her portrayal of Tinkerbell in the live-action of ” Peter Pan & Wendy.” The production premiered on Friday, April 28, on Disney+. Before taking on the whimsical role, Shahidi brought her acting chops to productions like “Black-ish” and “Grown-ish. Taking… Continue reading Yara Shahidi Discusses Bringing Black Tinkerbell To Life

Difficult Pregnancies And Births Increase Women’s Death Risk 50 Years Later, Study Finds

Nicole Ganze

Pregnancy and childbirth are often times of great joy and celebration. But for many women, the experience can be fraught with complications that can have long-lasting, even deadly consequences. In a recent study published in an American Heart Association Journal, Circulation, researchers found that pregnant women who suffer from conditions like pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and… Continue reading Difficult Pregnancies And Births Increase Women’s Death Risk 50 Years Later, Study Finds

Some Women Won’t Disclose Their Age, And We Absolutely Get It

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Gendered ageism is a real thing, so much so that some women won’t even disclose their age. Among them is Janelle James, a comedian and “Abbott Elementary” star who has captured the attention of the nation. In a recent interview with Variety, James spoke about her decision to not disclose her age. “I’m grown. I have… Continue reading Some Women Won’t Disclose Their Age, And We Absolutely Get It

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Why Can’t People Stop Bullying Chloe Bailey?

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Recently, the internet (ahem, Twitter) has been awash with memes, cutting comments, and downright cruel commentary about Chloe Bailey. The crushing conversation has left many trying to figure out why this is happening. Whether you are a fan or not, it it feels universally understood that treatment Bailey is receiving is unwarranted. It is often… Continue reading Why Can’t People Stop Bullying Chloe Bailey?

Top Black Women Podcasts to Tune Into This Weekend

George Milton

Podcasts for Black women are important. They provide a platform for an often marginalized group to hare their experiences and perspectives in mainstream media. The range of podcast offerings are as vast and nuanced as the Black experience itself. Creators are developing shows on topics from finance to mental health and everything in between. 21Ninety… Continue reading Top Black Women Podcasts to Tune Into This Weekend

Ozempic, Mounjaro and The Weight Loss Injectable Madness

Karolina Grabowska

In the last year, supplements such as Ozempic and Mounjaro have sparked a buzz online. People have become curious about the drug and its side effects. The Injectable Rave Although doctors primarily use Ozempic to treat type 2 diabetes, it has gained attention for its weight loss properties. Studies have found that the use of… Continue reading Ozempic, Mounjaro and The Weight Loss Injectable Madness

These NCAA Women’s Basketball Player’s Style Choices Are Top-Tier

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The National Collegiate Athletic Association has some insanely talented ladies. Although many times, college women basketball players are overlooked, it is important to give them their flowers. In the midst of the Reese-Clark brouhaha, another conversation has surfaced: the undeniable swag of the Black women playing NCAA basketball. Historically, Black players have had a significant… Continue reading These NCAA Women’s Basketball Player’s Style Choices Are Top-Tier

The Angel Reese Saga Shows (Yet Again) That Different Rules Apply To Black Women

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Return to sender. That was Angel Reese’s reaction to an invitation to the White House from first lady Jill Biden. The gesture, often extended to national champions was unusual. Reese’s championship Louisiana State University basketball team wasn’t the only group on the guest list. In this case, LSU’s competitor, the Iowa Hawkeye’s, were also extended… Continue reading The Angel Reese Saga Shows (Yet Again) That Different Rules Apply To Black Women

Op-Ed: What Does Law Roach’s Retirement Announcement Mean For Black Fashion?

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 10: Law Roach and Zendaya attend the 2021 CFDA Awards at The Seagram Building on November 10, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)

Earlier this week, celebrated celebrity stylist Law Roach abruptly announced that he would be retiring from the fashion industry. Understandably, the internet went into a frenzy. The comment section instantly lit up with fashion heavyweights encouraging the iconic stylist not to step away from his career. The Law Effect Roach began his fashion career in… Continue reading Op-Ed: What Does Law Roach’s Retirement Announcement Mean For Black Fashion?

3 Inspiring Afro-Latina-Owned Brands You Need To Know About

Joshua McKnight

During Women’s History Month, we’re all about highlighting Femme excellence in all of its forms. That means taking some time to highlight three of the most inspiring Afro-Latina-owned brands that you should have on your radar. From reclaiming Afro-Latinidad, to rewriting the history of Cuban cigars and sustainable, community-centric pet brands, there is something for… Continue reading 3 Inspiring Afro-Latina-Owned Brands You Need To Know About

 
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