If firms continue to look at the same pool of people for diverse and innovative ideas, they will continue to miss huge opportunities.
Author: Gloria Malone
Mary, Mary, Suddenly Not-So-Contrary: Here’s How New Cannabis Laws Can Affect Suppliers of Color
Even as laws change in regards to marijuana, black folks still find themselves being left behind.
Keyanna Gotay Is Using Social Media To Keep Garifuna Culture Alive
Social media by other Black Latinxs has helped Gotay find a community.
9 Young Adult Books About Latinx Youth
Diverse literature for young adults is essential.
On ‘Girls Like Me’ and Queering YA Books: A Q&A With Author Nina Packebush
People across the gender, sexuality, and ability spectrum get pregnant and deserve to have their experiences reflected in literature.
In Yakari Gabriel’s First Poetry Book, The Afro-Dominicana Encourages Us To Own Our Truth
Through the book, young Afro-Latinas are able to relate to Gabriel’s poems and learn that standing firmly in one’s truth is one of the best ways to achieve your dreams.
It’s Crucial To Have Honest & Shame-Free Sex Talks With Your Younger Relatives — This Guide Will Help
And since millennials and generation X are two of the most open and fluid demographics, it’s important these topics aren’t cis- and heteronormative.
Project Teenbirth and the Importance of Unconditional Support: A Q&A With Birth Advocate Melinda Morales
Our mindset with young pregnant and parenting people has to be uplifting, strong, sincere and genuine.
The Backlash to Beyoncé’s Pregnancy is an Example of the Attack on Black Motherhood
Black mothers, whether they’re famous or not, always seem to be under attack.
Self Care to Self Loathing and Back Again
Although I have grown to accept my body in many ways, the pressures of society and the weight of patriarchy make this a journey. A journey that has its ups and downs.