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Financial abuse — when an intimate partner controls the money to keep their mate in dependency and bondage — is the shockingly common sign of domestic violence hiding in plain sight.
After I earned my Ph.D., some people have questioned my credentials. But, as a Black female academic, I stand by my ‘Dr.’ title for this key reason.
Developing and maintaining passive income streams can help you build wealth. Here’s what to know about the basics.
What’s better than free? Nothing! From hair products and salon services to e-books and movies, free stuff is out there for the taking.
The strength, prosperity and well-being of our country are in peril. Black women essential frontline workers who risk their lives to protect it need real change, not chump change.
Months of coronavirus cleansing routines can leave skin dry and chapped. Give your hands — and the community — some love with these skin-saving products.
Here’s a story to give you hope: A fire burned down Zahalea Anderson’s business, but internet allies stepped up with a viral call to action and six figures’ worth of donations.
Black women often feel othered, guarded or ignored. A switch to telecommuting can make isolation worse. Learn to attract those who will ally with, affirm and advocate for you.
An apartment for $187. Affordable food, entertainment, housecleaning and more. Meet Black women living the good life in Lake Chapala.
Don’t let the expanding consciousness of white folks make you feel obligated to share your feelings.
Financial stress can be overwhelming. But research suggests that fear blocks everyday opportunities to create financial freedom. Here’s how to break away from ‘broke thinking.’
