Welcome to The 94 Percent.
We have a lot to say.
Stacey Abrams was invited to give the Democratic Response to the State of the Union, and she did not disappoint.
We chatted with Kristina Shields, founder and owner of Nina Arnell, about the scariest part of entrepreneurship, the importance of having an accountability partner, and more.
Only 22 percent of all podcasts are hosted but women, and the number is even smaller for women of color. Claudia and Metz, founders of LemonShade podcast, are filling that gap with their brilliant podcast.
Between teaching art and tap classes, running her store, and being fabulous black girl, Vanessa Lamb believes throwing yourself into uncomfortable situations provides the most possibility for growth.
After years of historical prejudice and erasure, this year’s Oscar nominations seem to have finally stopped being so white
With Rae at the helm of three series for HBO, we're excited to see the continued diversity of how black and brown people will be shown on screen.
Pop culture tells girls they can do anything in film, television, and advertising, but the reality too often is that girls, and black girls specifically, really can’t due to patriarchy and systemic racism that exists in the institutions we are trying to break through.
Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh probably has a lot on her plate; and dealing with the foolishness of white supremacy is not one of them.
Black women are tired, and they have a right to be. So, it is what it is. Deal with it. Black women saved the day, by saving them damn selves.