With the explosion of sneaker culture via social media and the influencers who drive the market, it’s widely recognized that Black women are not shown the love and respect they deserve.

“Black people, and women in particular, tend to have so many different hairstyles, but none of these are represented,” said Amina Gray, a youth mentor and facilitator at Rise.365.

Every girl wants to look her best in front of her peers. Amazingly, there are plenty of options when it comes to back to school hairstyles for black girls. The hairstyle you choose should look ...

Atlanta’s legacy as an epicenter for Black beauty, particularly Black hair, traces back to the 1940s when Nathaniel Bronner, the only male in his graduating class from Apex Beauty College ...

Every ’90s girl knew the “ Just for Me ” song—even if you didn’t have a perm. Black radio played it out, and the jingle was just too cute to not catch on. “I want style, body and shine.