Online retailer Zazzle.com has recently found itself under fire for using white women to model “Black Girl Magic” T-shirts on its website. Show Full Text The company, which allows people to customize their own clothes, was called out by a Twitter user called @jackieaina who was understandably

Ambra, 25, New York City Occupation: Associate Marketing Manager at Time Inc. How would you describe your style? My style is timeless, chic, and feminine. I love wearing pieces that will stand the test of time. I am originally from Louisiana so I’d like to think of myself as a Southern Belle with a

In less than 3 weeks (ohmigod time flies) I am going to Morocco, Africa for a week-long study abroad trip through my school. We will be going into two schools to teach English, as well as exploring the cultural landscape. I’ve never studied abroad before, but it’s been one of my goals before I

Twitter Cashawn Thompson is a large part of the reason why the term ‘Black Girl Magic’ is a mainstream expression. In a 2015 LA Times interview, she explained why she started using the #BlackGirlMagic hashtag on Twitter. “I say ‘magic’ because it’s something that people...  

When you’re a white woman running for president and speaking before a crowd at the Black Women’s Agenda, you better have one of your own. For Hillary Clinton, that agenda seemed to be one of support and uplift for her potential poll supporters  — or more pandering...