Black women
‘Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print’ offers raw, heartfelt look at feminist magazine’s trailblazing role
June 27, 2025When Ms. hit newsstands in 1972, most women’s magazines were focused on selling beauty products. A new docu-series shows how this publication sought to change all of that forever.
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‘Their Example Will Inspire Us: Five Black Communist Women’: A book review
September 12, 2024Occasionally, historians publish new research that tries to correct the record, restore our memory, and affirm our heritage. One such effort is Melissa Ford’s latest work.
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‘The Front Room’ review: Religious trauma and Black womanhood collide for wild horror ride
September 6, 2024Terrifying imagery, body horror and fear are woven into a story defining womanhood.
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At DNC, Black women demand a seat at the table
August 20, 2024Panelists emphasized the crucial role Black women continue to play on the political terrain and what it will take to put the Harris-Walz ticket into the White House.
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‘I’m a Black Communist woman’: Charlene Mitchell on running for the White House
August 1, 2024“I refuse to believe that, in the majority, even in the South, my fellow Americans are so anti-Black.”
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