Her Campus at UCD
The Five Black Women Who Revolutionized American Healthcare
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCD chapter.The state of healthcare in America is far from perfect. From the high costs of...
Her Campus at Alabama
Black Women and The Danger We Face on Campus
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Alabama chapter.Being a black girl, on a campus where 11.6% of other students look like you, is hard. Like scary hard. Whether you’re...
Her Campus at UWindsor
The Origin of the Stereotype: Black Women And A Love Letter to My Mother
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UWindsor chapter.When people are asked to think about Black females, the stereotype that comes up quite...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Why Stacey Abrams Deserves a Nobel Peace Prize
If you live in the United States, or even if you're a political watcher from another country, you've heard how important the past Georgia...
Her Campus at GSU
Black Women In History: Rihanna’s Philanthropic Legacy
Our dreams of another album are breathing it’s last breath, but Rihanna is still here to save the day in more ways than one.
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Black Herstory: 3 Black Women You Probably Don’t Know
Histories, oral or written, are time capsules from our ancestors. The oral stories passed down through generations and information we learn in classrooms signal what those before us thought...
Her Campus at GSU
The Original Hot-Girls
"Hot-girl" movement didnt start with Meg-Thee-Stallion, these women paved the way for female musicians.
Her Campus at American
The Life and Legacy of Josephine Baker: A Revolutionary in the Roaring 20s
Josephine Baker danced her way through revolutions, became a mother, and is now known as one of the most important black cultural icons of the 20th century. To learn...
Her Campus at Laurier Brantford
How It Feels To Be A Black Girl
Growing up into the woman I am today, my entire life has been about my culture and who we truly are as a people. Growing up in an era...
Her Campus at Wells
Kimberlé Crenshaw : A Black Woman’s Influence on Feminist Studies
There are so many women that deserve to be celebrated and recognized this month. This month is for the women that have been handed the...