Celeste Little

The former First Lady, whose book ‘The Light We Carry’ comes out November 15, shares parenting lessons for Black families in these challenging times.

Black birthing people now face roughly the same maternal mortality risk as white women did in the late 1950s. Perhaps we should fight this battle the way our grandparents did.

In an exclusive, the iconic artist talks about how she formed the village her kids deserve just like she built the career she was destined for—brick by brick.

Georgia’s first Black senator has a new children’s book called ‘Put Your Shoes on and Get Ready!’ all about how he grew up and found his calling.

Meena Harris is from a family of ambitious women who taught her that there was no such thing as “too much.” She’s building upon that lesson for Black and brown girls in her children’s book A Is for Ambitious.

A study by The Dove Self Esteem Project finds that social media beauty advice has a troubling effect on the self-esteem of teen girls. Zaya Wade says to start with #DetoxYourFeed.

The theme of this year’s Black History Month is timeless.

From harnessing the wealth-building power of community savings clubs to understanding financial trauma, financial literacy for Black families is about so much more than making money.