black women
“America’s Loss, But Not Ours: What It Means for Black Women and What’s Next”
For Black women, Kamala Harris’s journey to the vice presidency was historic. She represented the “firsts” we’ve fought for: the first Black, South Asian, and female VP. Seeing her on the debate stage and in the White House wasn’t just inspiring—it was validation that the work, the tears, and the countless “you’re overqualified” rejections weren’t in vain.
PWH Features Black Entrepreneurs- Sensei Saysss INC.
Sensei Saysss, get in line, it is book reading time! Summertime is upon us, school is letting out, and trying to keep children engaged for the summer may be one of the biggest struggles for a parent. During the offseason, it is important to keep children engaged, otherwise, boredom leads to mischief. As many of […]
Survivor’s Jewelz: Woman Empowerment Advocate Sprinkle Jewelz on Young Women By Keeping Them Inspired
Kendra Hall, passionately champions for young women and other at-risk populations who are entering into adulthood, through her writing, mentoring, and avid connectivity to resources that she shares to uplift and prosper others. She is a devoted advocate for young women, sharing her own life experiences like being a teenage mother of three children by […]