A new Netflix special featuring Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey is set to air April 25. “The Light We Carry: Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey,” is adapted from an intimate conversation between the former first lady and the media mogul. Obama and Winfrey will candidly discuss topics ranging from menopause to social issues to romance… Continue reading Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey Get Real in Upcoming Netflix Special
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Some Women Won’t Disclose Their Age, And We Absolutely Get It
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
How To Heal From Rejection
By now, you have probably experienced rejection multiple times. Getting rejected can sting whether it is from a long-time romantic partner or a prospective employer you just met. If you are in the unfortunate predicament of navigating rejection, you can heal. Because healing can take time and effort, it is important to know that the… Continue reading How To Heal From Rejection
How To Enjoy Remote Work During The Warmer Months
Working remote or in a hybrid setting was mainly a myth before the pandemic. Now, businesses have increased the number of employees working from home. However, waking up and getting straight to business may affect your mental health. In February, experts from Integrated Benefits Institute reported to Yahoo finance that remote work is linked to… Continue reading How To Enjoy Remote Work During The Warmer Months
Janet Jackson Is Working On A New Documentary
Janet Jackson and Randy Jackson are partnering with Lifetime and A&E to release another documentary. Following the success of her first documentary, “Janet Jackson,” the Jackson siblings will be releasing a second project called “Janet Jackson: Family First.” Janet Jackson: Family First Last year, the release of “Janet Jackson” became an incredible success, ranking as cable TV’s… Continue reading Janet Jackson Is Working On A New Documentary
How To Show Up Confidently In Your Career: Tips From An Expert
Being a Black woman is no easy job. From the insane pressures of being a “strong Black woman” to being written off because we are a part of two minority groups, there is no end. Even in our jobs, there is no escape. We are constantly compared to our colleagues in the workplace and watched… Continue reading How To Show Up Confidently In Your Career: Tips From An Expert
EXCLUSIVE: Journalist Cari Champion & MJ Acosta Ruiz Partner With #CIROCStands: Celebrating Women In Sports Media
Let’s get this out of the way: Cari Champion is Black excellence. And so is MJ Acosta Ruiz. Black media, Black journalists, and Black content period are important and it’s up to us as a community to let it be known. We thought there was no better way to close out Black History Month and… Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Journalist Cari Champion & MJ Acosta Ruiz Partner With #CIROCStands: Celebrating Women In Sports Media
Gentle Reminders To Help You Achieve A Positive Mindset
It’s 2023 and hopefully, your new year is off to a good start. If not, no worries there’s still plenty of time left in the year to shift things around. Be easy on yourself and take it one day at a time. Life is tough but you’re not alone and we’re here to help you… Continue reading Gentle Reminders To Help You Achieve A Positive Mindset
These Artists Are Coming To The Big Screen In 2023
Some of your favorite rappers and R&B artists are much talented than you might think. Outside of delivering amazing music that you love, these artists are also tapping into the film and television scene and bringing their talents to a screen near you. From Ciara in the remake of The Color Purple to Andre 3000… Continue reading These Artists Are Coming To The Big Screen In 2023
Here’s Why The U.S. Unemployment Rate Rose For Black Women
According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the rate of unemployed Black women increased last year. While this may seem like another report about the lack of opportunities available to Black women, there is a caveat. Although reports concluded that the unemployment rates had decreased across the board, rates for Black women increased.… Continue reading Here’s Why The U.S. Unemployment Rate Rose For Black Women