#BlackGirlMagic

It’s time to bid farewell to 2015 and while it may have been tumultuous, one thing is for sure: this was an EPIC year for Black women.

Among the honorees were Misty Copeland, Caitlyn Jenner, the U.S women's soccer team, family members and survivors of the Charleston Massacre, Reese Witherspoon, Victoria Beckham, Elizabeth Holmes and Cecile Richards.

Taraji P. Henson is dominating on the small screen and burning up the pages of Essence Magazine all at once. Covering the magazine’s November 2015…

Zendaya gets “it”. At the incredibly young age of 19, the actress and singer uses her powerful platform to empower her young fans and fashionably slay us every time she’s in front of the camera. But even style icons are capable of making the occasional faux pas. Zendaya recently made a questionable fashion decision when rocking […]

Nicki Minaj has been on a non-stop grind for the past few years and now she’ll soon have yet another notch to add to her…

The 67th Annual Emmy Awards were all the rage on Sunday evening as Hollywood’s A-list packed into the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles to…

One little girl's admirable ambition has made her want to be like the most powerful athlete in the world -- Serena Williams.

Serena Williams must play her older sister Venus Williams in order to take the Grand Slam Title at the US Open on Tuesday.

Serena Williams is now one step closer to solidifying her place in history as the greatest female tennis player of all time with another U.S.…

A 25-year-old Black woman is making history by becoming the youngest judge in the history of Easley, South Carolina. According to ForHarriet.com, Jasmine Twitty —…

https://instagram.com/p/6vtpwTIg8m/ A 25-year-old Black woman is making history by becoming the youngest judge in the history of Easley, South Carolina. According to ForHarriet.com, Jasmine Twitty — a graduate of the College of Charleston — has long been recognized for her dedication to developing young people into professionals. Now, the young woman is solidifying her place […]

Talk about #BlackGirlMagic. With an ongoing conversation about justice, race, and diversity dominating media in recent months, it’s only right that some of the largest magazines…