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When Black Hair Violates The Dress Code

A Study Found Adults See Black Girls As ‘Less Innocent,’ Shocking Everyone But Black Moms

‘I told him I can’t breathe’: Police punch teen girl after mistaking her for black male suspect

Black Teen ‘Mistaken’ for Larger, Bald Black Man Says Police in Calif. Drew Gun on Her, Punched Her in the Mouth

Adults Think Black Girls Are Older Than They Are—and It Matters

How Black Girls Aren’t Presumed to Be Innocent

Report: Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood

NYC Fund for Girls and Young Women of Color Announces Participatory Review Committee 2017 Recruitment

As African-American Girls Face Harsher Discipline in School, Local Educators Address the Issue

Nabra Hassanen's Death Wraps Up an Especially Violent Ramadan for Muslim Teenage Girls

Sex Trafficking’s True Victims: Why Are Our Black Girls/Women So Vulnerable?

Pressure Grows to Classify Muslim Girl’s Slaying a Hate Crime

17-Year-Old Muslim Girl Assaulted and Killed After Leaving Virginia Mosque

White Kids are Bullying Minority Students Using Trump’s Words

Racism Aggravates Treatment-Resistant Asthma

Spirit Aligned Leadership Program Announces Fellowship Award Application

From Activist To Author: How 12-Year-Old Marley Dias Is Changing The Face Of Children's Literature

New York City Fund For Girls and Young Women of Color Announces Fall 2017 Grant Guidelines

Muslim Girls Defend Themselves From Man Reportedly Berating Them At A Restaurant

'This is about black girls who are told they aren't beautiful'

Suicide and Immigrants: The Fight to Overcome Cultural Barriers

Muslim Girls Berated By Man at Eatery in Incident Caught on Video

‘We Are Powerful’ Women Share Thoughts About NoVo Foundation Effort

In Wake Of Criticism About Focus On Boys, D.C. Schools Encourage Girls To REIGN

A Conversation With, About Black Girls

Bresha Meadows Accepts Plea Deal

OpEd: The Punishment of Deanna and Mya Cook is Much Bigger Than Braids

School Punishes Twins For Braids. Parents Say It’s Discrimination.

School Threatens to Suspend Black Students for Wearing Braids

MO and KS Girls of Color Suspended Far More Often Than White Girls

Black Girls Are Twice as Likely to Be Suspended, In Every State

Bresha Meadows Will Remain In Custody Before Her Trial