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Helen Williams Jackson (née Helen Williams) is an African-American model. Working as a stylist in a New York photographer's studio, Williams...

I'm a black girl who loves bold lipstick colors. Bright red, Deep berry, jet black...I love the way they emphasize the thickness of my lips. But sometimes I'd rather opt for a nude lip depending on...

Early 20th Century African American Woman Photo Credit by Alondra The natural hair world is like one big university. What an interesting way to start off a blog, right? I’m serious though, it’s as …

This is just a smattering of the beautiful crowd at the Brooklyn-based music festival.

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As a Black man and an African historian, I have found that one of the most inspiring aspects in the annals of humankind is the outstanding role of African

Pam Grier. #1 Babe.

TIARRA MONETHey dolls!I know it's been forever and a day but I've missed you gals and gents soooo much!I'm appreciate your constant love and support (via oth...

Carmen De Lavallade, a dancer & choreographer, tells the story of her outfit for our Ageless Dailies.For Carmen shopping and links, go to SLU: http://styleli...

25 YouTube Channels with Tutorials for Women with Kinky Hair

Columnist G. Ann Wilkerson outlines eight stereotypes commonly held about Black women, why they are inaccurate and how they have the potential to be harmful.

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Throughout my adolescent life, my mother would constantly tell me as she looked at my incomplete made up face, to “go put some lipstick on." I was a ChapStick girl for years! I've always loved wearing makeup and would do up my eyes, face, and cheeks, and finish it with lip balm.

Susannah Mushatt Jones was born in Alabama on July 6, 1899.

It's still the summer of the #CarefreeBlackGirl. Here's how some women define the phrase.

Former ANTM contestant Bre Scullark shares her experiences with colorism in the modeling world.