A white Jacksonville man who shouted racial slurs and threatened two Black women with a shotgun has been sentenced to five years in prison for committing federal hate crimes. Frederick Eugene ...

Researchers reported that processing speed declined in Black women during midlife compared to white women but working memory did not decline in either group. The participants included 363 Black ...

The effects of that kind of disregard can be deadly, and it’s no surprise that Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women. Even with ...

The Black jobless rate climbed sharply in March, with Black women seeing particularly large drops in employment and overall labor-force participation. The overall unemployment rate for Black ...

According to a CDC estimate from 2021, “the maternal mortality rate among Black women was nearly 70 deaths for every 100,000 live births. That is 2.6 times the rate for white women, regardless o ...

They are six times more like to have pre-eclampsia compared with their white counterparts ... according to analysis. Black women made up 26% of women who experienced the birth complication ...

Duke University’s decision to end a full ride scholarship program for Black students has received both support and criticism from former recipients of the award. The university announced ...

But what happened next put a spotlight on the obstacles women in Christian ministry continue to face as they carve out leadership space within the patriarchal culture of the Black Church in America.

Microsoft is moving "full speed ahead" on its next generation console, an internal email from Xbox president Sarah Bond has revealed. The email, obtained by Windows Central and verified to be ...

Black women, in particular, are being fantasized about where they’re being seen as exotic, and [white men] want to have sexual experiences with us only. They don’t want to actually date Black ...

The April 25 event was organized by Club 25, the alumni group made up of almost 500 ... Women to Watch, who have become the first Black sisters from Florida to attend the U.S. Naval Academy.