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We’ve been taught to make do. To stretch. To survive. And for generations, Black women—especially Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers—have done just that. We turned scarcity into creativity.

"I think it's important for us to have characters who are more realistic than they are the absolute best representation of us," Brunson told "Good Hang" host Amy Poehler.

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and other notable Black women. Though the museum will take shape in the 9th Ward, Englewood’s 16th Ward Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman, chairwoman of the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus ...

“It’s amazing to see discourse around femininity and how people interpret feminine bodies, especially for Black women,” said Hasbany. “We should be talking about both historical context ...

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In that time, no other Black actress has taken home the award. “It’s forced me to ask myself, did it matter?” Berry asks. “Did it really change anything for women of color? For my sisters?