Donald Trump’s reelection has left women across the United States fed up, dejected, and utterly exhausted. For many of us, the 2024 election wasn’t just a political defeat—it was a personal slap in the face.
As election season approaches, Black women are making their voices heard, expressing confidence that Vice President Kamala Harris can address the serious health challenges impacting their lives, families, and futures.
One of the goals is "To make the connections between all fights for justice, freedom, and safety around the world."
Black women decry the Supreme Court’s recent draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade.
On May 3, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed into law a new bill that would prohibit women from receiving an abortion after roughly six weeks of pregnancy.
Mike DeWine, the governor for Ohio, is requiring women who have surgical abortions to find ways to dispose of the remains in an ethical way.
The ramifications of this might be deeper than folks think.
Trey Songz thought he could force Keke into something and found out he was gravely mistaken.
Though women may have finally achieved a power advantage in society, it's still not enough to actually rule the world.