On Saturday, activists will hold nationwide demonstrations surrounding Planned Parenthood’s federal funding.
It's safe to say, no one could fathom the overwhelming turnout for the Women's March in Washington on Saturday (Jan 21).
Among the thousands were Angela Davis, Alicia Keys, the Mothers of the Movement, and more — who all provided priceless moments to remember.
The rally will still continue, Chicago Tribune reports.
The women's march, reportedly the largest protest surrounding Trump’s inauguration, is slated to take place on January 21, a day after he is sworn into office.
This bit of international #BlackGirlMagic is bound to brighten up your day! As Americans, we are well aware of all the benefits of living in Canada, including how forward-thinking they are in ways that we have yet to catch up to. Well they are taking another giant step forward by officially putting a black woman […]
Because you should have support on your period, no matter your socioeconomic status.
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I'm genuinely excited to see Amber Rose going out to host an event that is highly significant to (and emblematic) of the contemporary feminist movement. But with such a divisive and alienating part of the movement, doesn't SlutWalk warrant a harmonious response from a united front of black women?
