‘Love was in the air’ – A tribute to Warrior Sisters of the Revolution
By Betsey Piette March 27, 2017 Esperanza Martell (with microphone) introduces three revolutionary Warrior Sisters (left [...]
Women
African-American women pilots making history
By Dolores Cox March 30, 2017 In the field of aviation, Bessie Coleman was a pioneer. In 1921, she was the first [...]
Ida Gibbs Hunt and the Pan-African Movement
By Abayomi Azikiwe March 27, 2017 The Pan-African Congress in Paris in 1919 saw participation by African-American women, [...]
Mumia speaks on Mona, Pam and Monica: Harriet’s granddaughters
March 27, 2017 Harriet Tubman served as a spy and a scout for the First South Carolina Volunteers, a regiment of escaped [...]
Addie Waites Hunton: Pan-African
By Abayomi Azikiwe March 25, 2017 Addie Waites Hunton was a central figure in the development of the Pan-African movement. [...]
Ida B. Wells: Anti-lynching crusader
By Abayomi Azikiwe March 15, 2017 The many references by African-American women intellectuals and activists to educational [...]
Guatemalans protest girls’ deaths
By Teresa Gutierrez March 14, 2017 The deaths of over 40 young women in Guatemala City, Guatemala, on March 8 — [...]
Anna Julia Haywood Cooper Vital to Pan-African movement
By Abayomi Azikiwe March 12, 2017 African-American women from the late 19th century to the early 20th century played a [...]
Women say ‘No to misogyny!’
By Monica Moorehead January 3, 2017 International Working Women’s Day 2016 rally in Harlem, N.Y. at Harriet Tubman statue. [...]
Marissa Alexander: Against the prison pipeline for women
By Minnie Bruce Pratt February 2, 2017 Marissa Alexander is finally free after five years of detention for an act of [...]
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