At a time when Black women and girls are actively losing civil rights and facing increasing social, economic, and healthcare inequity, organizations like the Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium are stepping up to the plate, sharing much-needed resources across 13 Southern states. The consortium is an intermediary fund; it directs donor resources to organizations […]
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Is the World Cup Finally Black?
African futbol is having a moment, and that’s by design. Sort of. Teams from seven African nations are playing in the second round, or knockout stage, after advancing past group play at last week’s FIFA World Cup. That’s the most teams from the continent to ever advance past the group stage in World Cup history. […]
6 Black-Owned Swim Brands to Keep In Mind While Planning Your 2026 Tropical Vacations
When planning a tropical vacation, one essential item to consider is the perfect swimsuit. Whether you’re lounging by the pool or exploring pristine beaches, having a swimsuit that not only fits well but also makes you feel confident and stylish is key. It’s summer, but who wants to sit in 100-degree weather at home when […]
Black Women, Aging and the Impossible Standards of Pop Stardom
It seems that Black women can do many things in the entertainment industry. They can become the most-awarded artist in Grammy history, break Billboard records, dominate the global touring circuit, and build billion-dollar brands. Yet there remains one thing Black women in entertainment are rarely afforded the freedom to do: age publicly. The conversation around […]
‘Fightland’ Premiere and the Best TV on The CW, Netflix and More this July
Summer is turning up the heat, and July is serving a binge-worthy TV lineup packed with mystery, fashion, heartfelt drama and one fearless Mavis. Whether you’re ready to run into the end zone one last time, cheer on fearless designers in the workroom, or walk down the aisle with a bride and groom meeting each […]
The Source of Jalen Brunson’s Greatness Is Named Sandra
The New York Knicks’ 29-point comeback in Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals was historic. OG Anunoby’s buzzer-beating tip-in secured the victory, but the defining sequence occurred two minutes earlier. When Josh Hart missed a critical open layup, Jalen Brunson didn’t dwell on the miss or the noise building inside the arena. He, Karl-Anthony […]
How Naomi Osaka Brings Her Personal Style to the Tennis Court
Naomi Osaka’s relationship with fashion has always been bigger than the clothes. Every look she wears on court reflects a piece of her personality, whether that’s through exaggerated bows, unexpected silhouettes or thoughtful cultural references. As much of the tennis world continues to lean into tradition, Osaka has consistently reminded us that athletic greatness and […]
4 Black-Led LGBTQ+ Organizations to Show Love to All Year-Long
Pride Month is many things to many people. It is celebratory, reflective and a symbolic reminder to be in support those who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. And it’s something that should be in practice year-round and be much more commonplace. There are so many Black-led LGBTQ+ organizations that need greater access to […]
For Cynthia Bailey, Being a Caregiver to Her Mother Was a Labor of Love
Caregiver: a person who steps up and steps in to assist a loved one through aging, illness, injury or disability. It’s a role that is deeply rooted in love, intentionality and genuine support. For reality television superstar, model, and wellness advocate Cynthia Bailey—and so many others—it is also a labor of love. In 2022, her […]
Caribbean Style Is Never Subtle
It’s often said that this world doesn’t move without Black creativity, and nowhere is that more evident than in fashion. Many of the industry’s biggest trends have roots in our community, from Dapper Dan’s logomania to the rise of sneaker culture beyond the court and the enduring popularity of nameplate jewelry. But no conversation about […]









