By: Sahra Mohamed Luxury has been associated with Eurocentric brands and exclusive aesthetics. Today, Black women are changing it through entrepreneurship, design, styling, education, leadership, and consumer influence. According to Forbes, Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the United States, now owning nearly 2.7 million businesses, a 322 percent increase since 1997. … Read More about Black Women Rewriting the Business of Luxury
“One Big Beautiful Bill” and One Big American Burden
By: Sahra Mohamed As the United States celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, 2025, many are wondering how “independent” the country is. While Americans gather for fireworks and parades, Congress has passed a new law known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” a massive piece of legislation that could change life for millions. President Donald … Read More about “One Big Beautiful Bill” and One Big American Burden
NYC’s Next Mayor? Zohran Mamdani’s Progressive Platform and Rising Support
By: Sahra Mohamed Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old state assemblyman from Queens, has emerged as the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor. With nearly all ballots counted, Mamdani secured approximately 43% of the vote in the Democratic primary, defeating former governor Andrew Cuomo, who was attempting a political comeback after resigning in 2021 amid sexual … Read More about NYC’s Next Mayor? Zohran Mamdani’s Progressive Platform and Rising Support
Anna Wintour Leaves Vogue: A Look Back at Her Reign
By: Sahra Mohamed Anna Wintour, the Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue since 1988, announced on June 26, 2025, that she is stepping down from that role after 37 years. She’ll continue as Condé Nast’s Global Chief Content Officer and as Global Editorial Director of all Vogue editions, overseeing titles like British Vogue, Vanity Fair, and GQ. Wintour’s appointment … Read More about Anna Wintour Leaves Vogue: A Look Back at Her Reign
U.S. Deportations, Middle East Conflict and Canada’s Stance on Human Rights
By: Sahra Mohamed On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction blocking the Trump administration from deporting migrants to third countries, places many asylum seekers have no prior ties. The ruling has ignited a debate about the limits of executive power, the independence of the judiciary, and what it means to seek asylum … Read More about U.S. Deportations, Middle East Conflict and Canada’s Stance on Human Rights
12 Shows That Let Women Be Loud, Messy, Brilliant and Real – from 2025 to 1998.
By: Sahra Mohamed In today’s TV landscape, women lead stories that are as messy and brilliant as real life itself. From fresh hits like Running Point and Survival of the Thickest to beloved classics like Sex and the City and Girlfriends, these shows celebrate women who are unapologetically themselves, navigating careers, friendships, love, and everything … Read More about 12 Shows That Let Women Be Loud, Messy, Brilliant and Real – from 2025 to 1998.
Tyler Perry’s Empire of Control
By: Sahra Mohamed Tyler Perry, a self-made billionaire who writes, directs, produces, and owns an entire media empire, is viewed as the epitome of success. Forbes estimates his net worth at around $1.4 billion, built on full ownership of everything he creates, from scripts to the 330‑acre Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. His empire has paid … Read More about Tyler Perry’s Empire of Control
Editor’s Picks: The Top 10 Foundations for Every Skin Tone
By: Sahra Mohamed From Gucci to Fenty Beauty, we’ve rounded up 10 of the best foundations that deliver coverage, comfort, and a flawless finish, no matter your skin tone. Whether you’re going for a natural glow or full glam, these editor-approved picks are inclusive and worth the hype. Gucci Fenty Beauty Urban Decay YSL Beauty … Read More about Editor’s Picks: The Top 10 Foundations for Every Skin Tone
The Fight for Freedom Continues: Why Juneteenth Still Matters
By: Sahra Mohamed On June 19, 1865, more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, and delivered General Order No. 3. This order declared all enslaved people in Texas free, impacting over 250,000 men, women, and children who had remained in slavery despite … Read More about The Fight for Freedom Continues: Why Juneteenth Still Matters
Why Quitting Corporate Is Becoming the New American Dream
By: Sahra Mohamed For decades, a corporate career path was viewed as the gold standard of success: go to school, get a job, keep your head down, maybe climb the ladder—maybe not. Stability was prized over passion, loyalty was expected to pay off, and persistence was believed to lead to a comfortable life. What once … Read More about Why Quitting Corporate Is Becoming the New American Dream
