Women who fight for women are powerful. These four Latina women believed in solidarity and freedom for all women. They continuously broke barriers,...

These African women are in high positions from the president to fearless leaders. Their fearlessness, grit, and perseverance are admirable. When young girls see women in powerful positions, it shows them that women can lead nations to victory.

Women are powerful yet often overlooked for their contributions to history. These four Asian women used their influence and dared to be the first in their accomplishments. Pushing past the limits and barriers in their way, we will explore the lives of Patsy Mink, Yuri Kochiyama, Kalpana Chawla, and Chien-Shiung Wu.

Anytime we see new accomplishments or recognition of black women, the headline often attributes it to “Black Girl Magic.” Nike’s new We Play Real Campaign challenges that perspective.

The monumental contributions of these three women in their industries have paved the way for young girls to follow. Even though their industries differ, they all have two things in common. All of Caribbean descent and the first in their fields. Let’s explore the lives and impact of

Happy National Read Across America Day! In 1998, the National Education Association (NEA) created this day to help kids get excited about reading. Zoe loves to read, and she encourages all of her curlfriends to read daily. Click here to see her top 10 books for black girls. In honor of National Read Across America Day,