Actress Suzanne Douglas deserved accolades for each of her performances. Her range and versatility was amazing. Due to this she couldn’t be type casted or stereotyped into one type of role like some black actresses we see in TV and Film that get pigeon holed. Maybe she didn’t allow herself to be. Sadly, it’s made …
Brown Girl Excellence: Legendary Actress Suzanne Douglas Passes Away At 64 Read More »
Boone’s ironing board was designed to improve the quality of ironing sleeves and the bodies of women’s garments.
Contrary to popular belief, the first black woman to grace the cover of Vogue wasn’t Naomi Campbell; it was Donyale Luna.
20 Years Ago, Waiting to Exhale gave life to thousands of women and this soundtrack is still one of the BEST soundtracks of all time!
In the early 20th century, women weren’t supposed to be loud or assertive. That was even more true for women of color – but that didn’t stop Savannah teacher, writer, and organizer Rebecca Stiles Taylor. Here’s her story, as we focus on Forgotten Women in Savannah history. It’s tough to assign a label or title …
In a historic win tonight, the law professor is firmly in charge of the TV class. For her role in ABC’s freshman How To Get Away With Murder, Viola Davis has become the first African-American to win the Emmy for Outstanding lead actress in a drama. Having already won a SAG Award for her performance …
Viola Davis Makes History As Black Actresses Dominate Read More »
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