BGN interviews the cast and crew of the Apple TV+ series Schmigadoon! Featured in the…
MOVIES
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TV
EMPOWERMENT
NFL Network celebrates Women’s History Month with programming throughout March, including Linda Jefferson: Diary of…
Historical stories of Black wealth tend to be few and far between. Most know of…
One thing Black women are going to do is have fun while building community. Simply…
On February 3, 1945, the United States Army sent 800 Black women overseas to England…
Women’s History Month became a national celebration in 1987, highlighting the contributions of women to…
As a dancer, I can firmly say that dance is one of the ultimate expressions…
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GAMING & TECH
The recently released The Last of Us adaptation, which just concluded its first season, has successfully demonstrated what the majority of previous gaming adaptations, such as 1993’s Super Mario Bros., have failed…
*sigh* It’s time we had the talk. Not THAT talk. The talk that’s been driving us crazy these past few months. You know — the one about robots finally taking over the…
We recently discussed how Critical Role’s Vox Machina continues to introduce new audiences to the wonders of tabletop role-playing games and how Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletops are gaining popularity. But…
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Shortly after the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, I was sitting in my home office on a Zoom call. I’m used to being the only Black woman in faculty meetings,…
I bet in the last 24 hours, you’ve learned more about celebrity gossip and what’s trendy on Instagram Reels than what’s going on in your body. I don’t mean to shame you.…
Black Girl Nerds seeks to tell stories that showcase the depth of what it means to be a Black woman. We do this by showcasing women who have put themselves far outside…
The hard reality is that African American women in the US are dying from preventable pregnancy-related complications. In fact, Black maternal mortality rates are roughly four times higher than the rate of…
Historically, medicine has had a bias toward race embedded into the foundations of health care in the United States. It’s played a role in medical teaching and clinical decision-making. In March 1966,…
Self-improvement — or, rather, self-improvement culture — can become obsessive and therefore toxic. I know. It seems counterintuitive that “self-help” and “self-improvement” could ever be a bad thing. “Help” and “Improvement” are…
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