It’s Time to Create Brave Spaces for Black Women

I joined Clubhouse over the summer, at the behest of a good and dear Black woman friend of mine, Maryam Ajayi. At the time I had already heard rumblings about the app in hushed tones across varying in-crowds but was never really sure what it was or who it was for. I knew it was exclusive and that there was a strong buzz about the invite-only approach…

Clubhouse is like Twitter but with the volume all the way up…

TakeoverAHUS EditorialDecember 19, 2020safe spaces, Clubhouse, Black WomenComment

No One Asked How We Felt: A Conversation with Daughters of Immigrant Parents

The Black experience includes processing generational trauma. These 7 daughters of immigrant parents discuss the process.

WomxnAHUS EditorialNovember 3, 2020first-generation American, Black WomenComment

The Most Disrespected Person In America

I asked a Black woman what it was like to experience workplace harassment, and what men need to do differently.

AHUS EditorialOctober 19, 2020Black Women Comment

Black Women Are Still Dying In Childbirth As Legislation Lags

Black women are still a low priority for politicians and lawmakers. The staggering morbidity rates have pushed birth workers into the forefront of maternal care.

AHUS EditorialOctober 2, 2020Black Women, Maternal MorbidityComment

Anthony Herron Protects Black Women Because No One Else Will

AHUS EditorialSeptember 25, 2020Black Lives Matter, Black Women Comment