Curated By Dr. KMB

Unlocking the Economic Labyrinth: A Deep-Dive into the Disparities Faced by Black Women

The labyrinth of economic disparity is an intricate, entangled maze whose paths have been shaped by centuries of systemic inequity. Among the many who find themselves navigating this complex network, Black women stand out as a demographic that has long been marginalized, overlooked, and underpaid. The intersection of race and gender for Black women paints

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Empowering Black Women in 2024: A Call to Action for Equality and Prosperity

The transition from 2023 to 2024 marks an opportune moment for reflection, particularly on the undeniable impact of Black women throughout history. As pillars of our communities and workplaces, Black women have consistently propelled our economy forward, showcasing resilience, creativity, and leadership in the face of adversity. Despite facing systemic hurdles, Black women’s dedication to

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Racist Violence Results When Politicians Fan the Flames of Bigotry

The harm caused by the racially motivated attacks at the Dollar General in Jacksonville, FL, on Saturday, August 26, 2023, extends beyond the immediate victims, creating a ripple effect of fear and trauma throughout the Black community. These attacks, rooted in the toxic soil of white supremacy, have instilled a pervasive sense of insecurity, undermining

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We Are Not Colorblind

This country has never had equitable and inclusive structures, and colorblindness has never been a thing. The national identity built into our structures, laws, practices, and lived experiences is white supremacist. Race and skin color have always had consequences in this country. Affirmative action was introduced because racist systems and discriminatory practices had for centuries

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