What GloRilla’s Family Situation Teaches Us About Money, Boundaries, and Success
The recent public conversation surrounding GloRilla and her family dynamics has sparked strong opinions across social media. But beyond the noise, hot takes, and emotional reactions lies a deeper conversation that many Black women in business quietly grapple with every day. This moment isn’t really about celebrity. It’s about the expectations we place on people once they “make it,” and the unspoken rules that often come with success in Black families.
Claudette Colvin Dies at 84…
Nine months before Rosa Parks’ historic stand, Claudette Colvin was just 15 years old when she refused to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery, Alabama bus on March 2, 1955. Her act of resistance—brave, instinctive, and deeply rooted in justice—challenged the violent logic of Jim Crow at a time when doing so placed her life at risk
Spelman College Named the #1 College for Women
Spelman College Is the #1 College for Women — And That Title Is for AllWomen
Newsweek recently named Spelman College the #1 college for women in America, and while the headline may surprise some, the substance behind it should not.
Yes, Spelman is a historically Black college for women.
But this recognition is not limited to Black women alone. It is a declaration that Spelman has built one of the best educational environments for women—period.