ABC7 Chicago's Cheryl Burton was recognized as one of this year's Vanguard honorees at the annual Chicago Defender "Women of Excellence" awards.

We’ve rounded up some of our favorite Black women who are living their best soft life ever. Love her or hate her, it’s hard to deny that Meghan Markle is living her soft life to the fullest.

In this three-part series honoring Black History Month, I’m speaking with a group of Black female business leaders about how they’re thriving in a society that hasn’t traditionally supported ...

We’ve been reminiscing about some incredible Black female characters who once lit up our screens, and we can’t help but miss them. From heroines like Michonne and Bonnie Bennett to complicated ...

Black women in the U.S. are close to 40 percent more likely to die of breast cance r than white women and twice as likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 40. The disparity ...

The removal of Black women from powerful media positions shows ... a longtime voice in political journalism and one of the most prominent Black anchors in cable news, is losing her primetime ...

For Women’s History Month, BLACK ENTERPRISE is highlighting a bevy of Black woman-owned businesses in an effort to amplify their brands and fortify a BUY BLACK initiative. Now that major ...

She was the first Black female employed by the media organization. In 1966, Davis became a television news anchor on KPIX-TV, San Francisco’s CBS affiliate, replacing Nancy Reynolds. In the role ...

Centuries of racism, along with the harmful strong Black woman stereotype — that Black women are more resilient and inherently stronger than white women — have had catastrophic effects on the ...

"We're here because we are four Black women who have lost their dads ... It was incredibly overwhelming," ESPN SportsCenter anchor Elle Duncan recalled. "It really highlighted the love, patience ...

The addition follows the network’s cancellation of The ReidOut, the long-running primetime show featuring Black MSNBC anchor Joy Reid. Connect with the issues and events that impact your ...

In 2017, ImeIme Umana made history as the first Black female president of the prestigious 130-year-old journal, a role regarded as one of the highest student positions at Harvard Law School.