Category: Girls
Mind Your Own Hair Follicles: Respecting Black Girls’ Hair and Autonomy
Black girls' hair is more than just strands; it's a profound expr [...]
Respecting Personal Space: A Fundamental Right for Every Child
Personal space is not just a preference—it is a boundary, a right, a [...]
Mujey Dumbuya: When Schools Should Be Safe Havens, Not Danger Zones
Educators, administrators, and staff work tirelessly every day, ofte [...]
Defending Women or Denying Women? A Womanist’s View on the Maine Governor’s Stance on Title IX
There are calls to speak up for Governor Janet Mills because she [...]
Registered VA Sex Offender in Women’s Locker Room: Protecting Our Kids in a Society that Endorses Lies and Deception
The Hidden Danger of Lies and Deception: Protecting Our Children from [...]
Mamie “Peanut” Johnson: First Woman Pitcher In the Negro Leagues
Positive Black Sisters shared this on one of their channels and [...]
Mary McLeod Bethune: Investing in Black Girls is Still Urgent
Let me tell you about a woman who saw the future i [...]
Our Daughters Deserve Better: Rejecting Political Apathy Toward Girls’ Safety
In the United States, the number of girls who have experienced abuse i [...]
Breaking the Silence: The Abuse-to-Prison Pipeline for Black Girls
When we talk about the justice system, people often picture men and [...]
Keeping Girls Safe in a Dangerous World (ebook) 2025
In a world where girls face unique dangers and challenges, [...]