Fashion

Please don't let y'all's president, the country prematurely reopening and conspiracy theories put you at risk for a pandemic that is still disproportionally killing Black people.

Saweetie's new single "Tap In" sent her to the trending tab on Twitter and fan's might not like the song but they appreciate her style and aesthetic.

Our out and proud writer, Marsha B, absolutely loves the beauty brand's Pride-inspired line!

If I’ve learned anything at all about this generation, it’s the importance of living in your truth. Social media has provided everyone a platform to show raw authenticity. The power to be who you are and hold space as an influencer in today’s market is a major responsibility. The Black LGBTQ community has taken that […]

Instead of having to imagine yourself on a magazine that hasn't always been welcoming to the sistas, this challenge celebrates the iconic publication that has always been for us and by us.

“I definitely want to continue changing the conversation with my image in the beauty market. I think there is such a gross lack of representation there, not just for Black women, but for aging women."

Representation matters, not just in the media, but how and where we spend our dollars, especially during Pride Month.

While the popular coffee chain posted on social media that they stand in solidarity with us, they don't want workers mixing social justice in their lattes.

Fantasia made a dressed-down virtual appearance to promote her live virtual show tonight and we're feeling her fly kicks!

They were definitely the "Belles" of the ball.

One-hundred percent of sales from the Outkast rapper's clothing line will go to the Movement For Black Lives.

"We have made mistakes too, publishing images or stories that have been hurtful or intolerant. I take full responsibility for those mistakes."