Explore stories as we proudly celebrate Powerful Black Women (PBW), honoring both past and present.
Lauren “Lolo” Spencer Actress and Inclusion Activist
Lauren “Lolo” Spencer: Shifting the Lens, Changing the Narrative Lauren “Lolo” Spencer is not just seen — she’s heard, respected, and reshaping the narrative. At 38, she stands as one of the few...Continue reading→
Alice Ball A Pioneering Chemist
Alice Augusta Ball, born on July 24, 1892, in Seattle, Washington, was a pioneering African American chemist whose work laid the foundation for modern treatments of leprosy (Hansen’s disease). Despite her short life,...Continue reading→
Dr. Thema Bryant-Davis Psychologist and Author
Dr. Thema Bryant-Davis is a renowned psychologist known for her impactful work in trauma recovery and empowerment. Her book, “Homecoming: Overcome Fear and Trauma to Reclaim Your Whole, Authentic Self,” is a beacon...Continue reading→
Celebrating Athena Cage: A Multi-Talented Artist and Community Leader
Today, on May 6th, we are excited to celebrate the 54th birthday of the incredibly talented Athena Cage! Known for her exceptional skills as a singer, producer, and songwriter, Athena has left an...Continue reading→
Tammi Terrell Grammy Hall of Fame
Today, April 29th, we celebrate the life and legacy of the talented Tammi Terrell, who was born on this day in 1945, making her 79 years old if she were still with us....Continue reading→
Shiela Crump Johnson First Black Woman African-American Billionaire
Sheila Crump Johnson is a trailblazing entrepreneur with a remarkable legacy! She is the first black woman African-American billionaire, co-founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), and owner of the Salamander Hotels & Resorts,...Continue reading→
Cicely Tyson Quotes – Just As I Am
Remembering the iconic Cicely Tyson, born in Harlem, NY on December 19, 1924, she carved a trailblazing legacy in the world of acting and championed equality in the entertainment industry. Just three days...Continue reading→
Dr. Trisha Bailey The Wealthiest Jamaican-born woman
Congratulations to Dr. Trisha Bailey, an exceptional philanthropist and entrepreneur, who, at the age of 46, stands as the wealthiest Jamaican-born woman, achieving multimillionaire status! A proud University of Connecticut graduate, Trisha Bailey...Continue reading→
Dr. Alexa Canady First Black Woman Neurosurgeon
“The greatest challenge I faced in becoming a neurosurgeon was believing it was possible,” ★ Dr. Alexa Irene Canady is the first African American woman neurosurgeon. In 1981, she made history as the...Continue reading→
Isabel Wilkerson Pulitzer Prize Winner
Isabel Wilkerson stands as a trailblazer, becoming the first black woman to be honored with the Feature Writing Pulitzer Prize in journalism. This prestigious award recognizes her outstanding contributions to print journalism, literary...Continue reading→
