Civil Rights & Social Justice

Join this three-part series of virtual town halls designed to tackle various social, economic, and political issues impacting black women voters across the U.S.

"Right now our country is in chaos because of a President who isn't up for the job."

Megan Thee Stallion's SNL performance was "Savage" in more ways than one.

These young stars are playing by their own rules! See how they're using their voices to change the game.

Canadian rapper Tory Lanez didn't get the memo to "Protect Black Women" as he released a 17-track album titled "Daystar" denying all claims that he shot the Houston rapper. Additionally taking the opportunity to throw jabs at other female artists including Kehlani and Jojo.

After winning her second U.S. Open Title, a reporter asked Naomi Osaka what message she wanted to send after arriving at all seven matches with seven different masks to honor Black victims of racial injustice. "Well, what was the message that you got was more the question," she politely affirmed. "I feel like the point was to make people start talking."

Athletes are using their platforms to protest racial injustice.

Friday, August 28 marks the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington that was keynoted by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. To commemorate and celebrate this historical event, the NAACP will host the 2020 Virtual March on Washington.

The Milwaukee Bucks take a stand and strike the NBA Playoff Games against the Orlando Magic.

For the first time in the 20 year history of the magazine, Oprah will not be gracing the cover. Instead, Breonna Taylor, the Black woman who's become yet another symbol of killing at the hands of police officers, will grace the cover.