High School

I’m 16 and I have Crohn’s Disease. Here’s Why I Finally Decided to Share My Story.

September 18, 2018 // 0 Comments

“Although Crohn’s is a rare disease, people all around the world have it, and I know what it feels like to feel like you can’t tell people because they just [...]

Here’s Why the National School Walkout is Important + How You Can Get Involved

March 12, 2018 // 1 Comment

By Brianna Moné It’s time to stand up for what you believe in. And on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 — one month to the day that 17 students were murdered during a school [...]

This Teen’s Classmates Threw Things in Her Natural Hair and Nobody Did Anything to Stop It

October 27, 2017 // 0 Comments

Don’t touch my hair When it’s the feelings I wear -Solange By Andréa Butler For three days during the week of September 17, 14-year-old Genesee Taylor, then a [...]

Sayeed Shahidi Asked Storm Reid to HoCo in the Sweetest Way

October 25, 2017 // 1 Comment

By Brianna Moné In the movies, every leading lady has her leading man, right? Sanaa Lathan had Omar Epps (Love & Basketball). Christina Milian had Nick Cannon (Love [...]

8 Apps To Let You Be Great This School Year

August 23, 2017 // 0 Comments

Whether you’re wanting to score a new look for the first day back, searching for Black-owned companies ’round your way, hunting for some good reads to add to your [...]

18 Gifts for the Woke Grad in Your Life

May 31, 2017 // 0 Comments

Graduation season is in full effect and everywhere you look, there’s an amazing Black girl sprinkling her magic all up in the place. Come through with a gift from this [...]

A Massachusetts High School is Punishing Black Girls for Wearing Braids

May 13, 2017 // 2 Comments

Having your hair examined while on public display. Being detained just for the way you look. Experiencing separation from others because you refuse to deny your culture. This [...]

4 Instagram-Worthy Promposals That Will Have You All in Your Feelings

April 21, 2017 // 0 Comments

By Ayanna Thompson Prom season is in full effect. In fact, National Promposal Day (yes, it’s a real thing) was March 11th — and baes everywhere came through with [...]

Police Officer Slays “Formation” Dance Routine at the Most Lit Pep Rally Ever

October 17, 2016 // 1 Comment

Deuntay Diggs, a second lieutenant with the Stafford County sherrif’s department in Stafford, Virginia, knows how to get a homecoming pep rally turnt. And last Friday [...]

This New Company Has Just What You Need to Head (Black) to School

August 10, 2016 // 0 Comments

No lie. The best part about back-to-school is coppin’ all that new study-time swag — cute notebooks, colorful pens (gel ones, even!), unique planners. And now, [...]

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