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In this edition of Feminist Passport, HG takes you on a journey to to Napa, California, where we drink feminist wine and take a weed yoga class. → Read More
In the latest essay from the "Millennial Moms" series, a writer discusses how parenting co-ops, specifically a mom co-op, helped her find the support, empowerment, and community she needed as a new working mom. → Read More
I used to stay up for hours on end watching movies and scrolling through Instagram in the name of my false idea of self-care. My anxiety only worsened, and I decided to reconnect with my passions and heritage by learning one Choctaw word a day. Here is how learning a new language has benefitted my mental health. → Read More
The time I'd spent not traveling was more apparent to me now. Before my son was born, I had been sitting in an office suppressing my wanderlust. And I was told that once I did have a child, my traveling dreams would be over. Now a mom, I watch my son love every part of traveling, inspiring me to do it more than ever.. → Read More
We asked Black healers to share the self-care tips every Black woman needs to know. → Read More
Your work wardrobe can empower you to be more of a badass at work, according to career coach Masharika Prejean Maddison. Find out why you should wear red, and more work-fashion tips. → Read More
It's September, the season of change and new habits—aka the perfect time to cycle some new go-to businesses into your shopping repertoire. Why not put your money where it matters and choose to support these Black woman-owned businesses? → Read More
Traveling the state of Minnesota this year? There are things to do in Minneapolis and outside the big city that are feminist, queer-friendly, and will leave you inspired. → Read More
August 9th is International Day of the World's Indigenous People. This is how I help my 5-year-old son celebrate our Choctaw heritage every day of the year. → Read More
One mom shared the five morning hacks she relies on to make back-to-school season way easier, because getting your kid to class is no joke. → Read More
When you think of Las Vegas you probably don't think of a feminist paradise, but Sin City is nothing if not full of surprises. → Read More
I was dating a married man — I didn't know. If it was a movie, women in the audience would have rolled their eyes at me. That’s when I found Chinaka Hodge. → Read More
Ever since emotional intelligence became recognized in the corporate world, personality assessments have become more and more popular in the workplace. Most of us have been part of a training,... → Read More
JAY-Z's "4:44" helps us have those difficult conversations about Black men, Black women, and forgiveness — and what we owe to our children. → Read More
There was a time when a piece of a paper with all your past experience was the key to opening the door to your next job. With some big companies opting for new approaches in their recruitment... → Read More
Gender bias goes beyond women making less money than men or girls being complimented on their body rather than their brains. Systematic inequity also has very serious mental health implications.... → Read More
It’s no secret that women in tech face discrimination. As an entrepreneur, I have been fortunate that my colleagues are mostly women. For a long time, I prided myself on being my own boss. I’ve... → Read More
So often we are burdened by metrics and milestones, but there are more important things in our lives. When in doubt, read anything by Toni Morrison. The legendary author has explored... → Read More
Just when we thought we had enough social media distractions at work, Twitter bring us Christmas in May (or Kwanzaa or Festivus for the rest of us). Much like that parenthetical social commentary,... → Read More
Just say you're doing it for gender equality. Seriously. A new survey, conducted by Project: Time Off, found that Millennial women take less vacation time than their male counterparts. In a poll... → Read More