black women

Let’s End The ‘Strong Black Woman’ Stereotype. Can’t We Be Vulnerable And Emotional Too?

Sure it’s not the worst thing I’ve been called as black British woman, but the regressive stereotype prevents women like me from being seen as the multidimensional humans we really are, writes Shirley McLellan
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Don’t Let Go, Fast Color And The Urgency Of Black Women’s Survival In Troubled Times

In several recent sci-fi/fantasy films, Black women and girls are at the forefront as they try to defeat otherworldly obstacles.
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Here's What I Learned From Being The Only Black Woman In The Conference Room

If I had to pick one word to describe the journey of being in management and leadership as a black woman, I’d go with “lonely."
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We Need To Talk About Black Women's Mental Health

Everyone is talking about their mental health, even the Royals. But the experiences of black women and the unique issues they face are missing from the national dialogue.
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The September Issue: The Month Black Women Grace The Covers Of Our Favourite Magazines

In short, September 2018 is set to make history
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