Angie Elizabeth Brooks-Randolph, a Liberian diplomat who was the first African woman to be president of the United Nations General Assembly. Brooks attended university in the United States where she studied law and earned doctorates of law studies from Shaw University and Howard University in Washington, D.C. She returned to her home co and served … Continue reading
At only 16 years of age Yara Sayeh Shahidi is dropping some serious knowledge in this video. Take a look. Continue reading
The 23rd annual SAG awards took place this past Saturday. Our favorite winners of the night were the female-led cast of Hidden Figures which was awarded the SAG for Outstanding Performance by a a cast in a motion Picture. We also can’t not mention the brilliance that is Denzel Washington who not only directed … Continue reading
Huffington Post has taken the time to explain the term white feminism. Take a look below. Continue reading
![[RECAP] Women’s March On Washington](https://mygirlsquad.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/postcard-preview.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "[RECAP] Women’s March On Washington")
The day after Donald Trumps Inauguration saw the largest political demonstrations in the United States since the Vietnam War. Women’s Marched around the world from with the goal of promoting women’s rights, immigration reform, and health care reform; to counter Islamophobia, rape culture, and LGBTQ abuse; and to address racial inequities (e.g., Black Lives Matter), … Continue reading
With the online petition having reached over 30 000 signatures what’s new with the calls for the stop to racism at Pretoria Girls High? Well, to be honest, nothing. BUT let me back up and explain what happened to those just joining in the conversation. A few weeks ago young black girls at an ‘elite’ … Continue reading
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