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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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 the Into Action Slack Channel Want to stay
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In this co-production between the Washington State Indivisible Podcast and Rainier Avenue’s Heartbeat Radio, Cindi Bright moderates a panel of Black women candidates who are running for the Washington state legislature in
MoreThis Saturday, June 27, the Washington State Poor People’s Campaign, MAPS-AMEN, and the Seattle Womxn’s March, are sponsoring a rally and march that centers the voices and lives of Black Women and
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An activist, facilitator, and storyteller, Mia Birdsong has collected stories of building relationships in a fragmented society that prizes individualism in her new book, “How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family, Friendship, and
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The Mamas sit down with activist Mae Whiteside from Chicago. Mae is a Civil Engineer and the CEO of CKL Engineers. She is a philanthropist and founder of Flourish PAC. The Mamas
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To celebrate Black History Month, we had the honor of speaking with Essence McDowell, co-author of "Lifting As They Climbed: Mapping a History of Black Women on Chicago's South Side."
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