As an African American, I have never liked the label “Angry Black Woman” and certainly did not think I had become one.
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Louisiana voters have never sent a Black woman to represent them in Congress, but that could change because of two winnable special elections this March. Karen Carter Peterson is running to fill the vacancy left by Cedric Richmond (D) in
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As an African American, I have never liked the label “Angry Black Woman” and certainly did not think I had become one. Yet, here I am. And this Angry Black Woman has
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Editor’s note: President Joe Biden nominated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to serve as associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday, 2/25, 2022. President Joe Biden affirmed that he will nominate
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Celebrate Black Women It’s always the right time to celebrate Black women, but especially during Black History Month! Use these GIFs to honor all the progress Black women have fought for and achieved. Join
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Women community organizers push for change in Louisiana Black women organizers disrupt existing power structures to bring about change in their communities. An innovative program helps train and support them in Louisiana.
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CCDP OFFICER ELECTIONSWe will be holding a virtual convention to elect a new Chair and Vice Chairs for the Charleston County Democratic Party next Thursday, March 18th. We are excited to announce
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IC-SS Weekly Update: March 8, 2021 March 15 – Meet Ald. Sophia King OnlineIndivisible Printers Row (IPR) has invited Indivisible Chicago-South Side members to join them at a brief online meeting with Ald Sophia
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Louisiana voters have never sent a Black woman to represent them in Congress, but that could change because of two winnable special elections this March. Karen Carter Peterson is running to fill
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IC-SS Weekly Update: February 22, 2021 Indivisible Chicago-South Side Elections It’s IC-SS elections week! Our 4 current co-leaders — Sarah Lincoln, Esther Peters, Betsy Rubin, Teri Watkins — have nominated themselves for the 4 co-leader
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Saturday, February 69:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Topic: Black Women Speaking Truth to Legislative Power What should the remedies be for white supremacy, suppression, and policing? The following panelists will explore this
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The WCDP Monthly General Membership MeetingBlack Women Speaking Truth to Legislative PowerFebruary 6, 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. What are the state and federal legislative remedies for white supremacy, suppression, and policing?
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