Published inZORAChloe Bailey’s Confidence Should Make Us Proud, Not SpitefulThe criticism toward her self-love says more about you than herFeb 3, 2021A response icon7Feb 3, 2021A response icon7
Published inZORAStroll to the Polls: AKAs Speak Out on Supporting Soror Kamala HarrisThe organization has a long tradition of being politically activeNov 3, 2020A response icon1Nov 3, 2020A response icon1
Published inZORAHow to Support Your Strong Friend — And YourselfIt’s time to dispel the myth of the strong Black woman, for goodAug 3, 2020A response icon1Aug 3, 2020A response icon1
Published inZORAVerzuz Battles, Club Quarantine & the Experiences We’ll Bring With UsDuring a public health crisis that compels us to stay indoors, these digital communal moments are opportunities to lean into joyApr 23, 2020A response icon4Apr 23, 2020A response icon4
Published inZORAYou’re Allowed to Grieve the Year That Would’ve BeenCanceled parties, graduations, weddings, and book releases are realities many are facing. It’s okay to take time to process those losses.Mar 30, 2020A response icon16Mar 30, 2020A response icon16
Published inZORACoronavirus Is Forcing Black Churches to Make Tough ChoicesWhat responsibilities do pastors owe to their congregants to keep them safe?Mar 18, 2020A response icon10Mar 18, 2020A response icon10
Published inZORAShe’s Been Through the Storm, and Now Helps Others Navigate ItThe Rev. Dr. LaKeesha Walrond is the first Black woman to lead the New York Theological SeminarySep 10, 2019A response icon2Sep 10, 2019A response icon2
Published inZORABlack Women Are Redefining What It Means to Be a PhilanthropistBlack Philanthropy Month reminds us there’s more than one way to give backAug 28, 2019A response icon2Aug 28, 2019A response icon2
