Public Figures - Page 3

Wildlife ecologist and Black woman Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant shares three actionable strategies for women navigating male-dominated STEM careers.

We are living in a moment where visibility is increasingly being mistaken for expertise, particularly in conversations about mental health, relationships, healing, and human behavior.

Rev. Stephen Green of Greater Allen AME Cathedral discusses faith-based organizing, the liberating gospel, and the Black church's 200+ year legacy of resistance in Queens, N.Y.

An episode of the podcast Cannonball, hosted by critic Wesley Morris, revisits Toni Morrison's place in American literature while discussing what he calls a renewed “wave of Morrisonia.”

Angela Davis, you never offered your voice up for approval. You offered it up for truth.

A Fraternity So Nice, They Named It Twice. The men of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity incorporated collectively and individually personify their charge, “achievement in every field of human endeavor.”

Donnie McClurkin is facing a lawsuit with accusations of sexual assault by a former congregant. The filing includes an alleged email in which McClurkin apologized for his actions, calling himself a 'dirty old man.'

Church policing of women's bodies, especially Black women, is about control, not righteousness; the church must embrace grace, not judgment.

Pastor Bryant defends wife's dress at UNCF ball, criticizes internet's focus on modesty over charity work.

Good news for Joy-Ann Reid fans. The veteran journalist and former MSNBC anchor is returning to the spotlight with her very own independent show. Titled “The Joy Reid Show,” the series premieres June 9 and promises unfiltered commentary, deep-dive news analysis, and dynamic guest interviews—all without network constraints. 

We couldn’t let Black Women’s History Month end without recognizing the strength, power, and impact of one Dominique Morgan. 

Tina Knowles is opening up about her breast cancer battle, urging other women to be vigilant with their mammograms.