
Michelle Obama Talks Skipping Trump’s Inauguration And The Power Of Saying No
“People can handle ‘no.’ The world doesn’t stop because I said no to your event,” said the former First Lady.
“People can handle ‘no.’ The world doesn’t stop because I said no to your event,” said the former First Lady.
Millions of borrowers in default could see their wages, tax refunds or Social Security benefits withheld when collections resume on May 5.
Amanda K. Edwards says the stakes are high as she campaigns to represent Texas District-18, with a special election set for November 4th following the deaths of the last two leaders.
Black women are speaking up, organizing and demanding a future where every mother is seen, heard and safe.
The founder utilizes her longstanding passion for activism to create opportunities for designers who aren’t getting a fair chance in Italy’s fashion industry.
The right piece of literature can help you heal. Bibliotherapy is finding new relevance through Emely Rumble’s work—and her powerful new book.
The up-and-coming R&B star spoke to ESSENCE about his debut release, pop-up flower shops, and what it takes to make the best music possible.
Illinois Lt. Govenor Juliana Stratton Makes U.S. Senate Run Official, Slams Trump ‘Crisis And Chaos’ In Launch Video
From Wild West ponytails to rustic eye makeup and denim manicures, beauty experts break down the best beauty looks to wear on tour.
In our weekly fashion catch-up, we like to update the girls on what’s going on in all the corners of the fashion world.
The nation’s oldest civil rights group says the Trump administration’s rollback of diversity and inclusion programs is unconstitutional and disproportionately harms Black students.
At the Leading Women Defined Summit in Californa, the former Vice President called for unity and resilience in the face of uncertain times.
Nearly 70 years after Strom Thurmond filibustered against Black civil rights, Booker’s marathon speech called out threats to democracy and the harm of Trump-era policies.
Kenya Moore probably thought her conduct would be approved of, considering producers have given the thumbs up to questionable behavior for years.
For decades, Republicans have rebranded harmful policies with misleading language to justify regressive laws. Democrats must take control of the narrative, says Jameelah Nasheed.
Children are always paying attention and they see what the DEI debate is doing to them, says clinical and community psychologist, Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson.
From flexibility to financial freedom, fractional leadership offers a powerful new lane for Black women rewriting the rules of success.
Dermatologist Camille Howard-Verović’s Girl + Hair line helps Black women embrace their tresses in all their glory—and features products designed with natural strands in mind.
From the controversy over Harriet Tubman’s removal from the Underground Railroad webpage to nationwide pushback against federal policies, deadly storms and more, here's what on the radar this week.
Through a partnership with SoFi, the Celtics star is helping nearly 100 St. Louis families move from renting to owning.
Topicals Founder Olamide Olowe, President Sochi Mbadugha, and Bread Founder Maeva Heim open up exclusively to ESSENCE about this exciting new chapter.
Despite it long being a wealth-building tool, the real estate landscape has changed.
The 34-year-old Howard alum has quietly designed some of the District's most vibrant Black-owned establishments, from Elmina to Bronze DC and Grounded. Now he's stepping into the spotlight.
"Preston and Belle, I hope you enjoyed peak bloom! My bad for stepping into the shot," Obama said on Instagram in response to the photo.
The chef, serial entrepreneur and reality star opens up about the financial betrayal that almost cost her everything—and the money lessons she learned that every woman should know.