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This Short Film Examines How Young Black Girls Navigate Biases Around Their Hair

First glimpse of immigrant children at holding facility

‘They killed my child’: Border Patrol shooting of Guatemalan woman stirs protests

Border Patrol Agent Shoots and Kills Unarmed Migrant Woman

Black Girls Equity Alliance wants Pittsburgh Public Schools to improve its sexual harassment prevention and response

NYC Fund for Girls & Young Women of Color Fall 2018 Grant Guidelines

D.C. Girls Claim Discrimination In School Dress Codes

NY Women’s Foundation Launches #MeToo Fund with $1 Million Start

Jesmyn Ward: ‘Black girls are silenced, misunderstood and underestimated'

She Helps Lift Her Classmates Higher and Wins Princeton Prize in Race Relations

Number of Incarcerated Women and Girls Skyrocketed 700 percent Since 1980

The Deafening Silence Around Police Violence Against Black Women And Girls

On National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women, Here’s What We Don’t Know

Madison's Black Girl Magic Conference Celebrates Joy, Confidence and Sisterhood

How DC Public Schools’ Dress Codes Are Hurting Black Girls’ Self-Esteem

Why School Dress Codes Are Often Biased Against Black Girls

Black Girls Most Harshly Disciplined Over School Dress Codes, Study Finds

Are Black Girls Unfairly Targeted for Dress-Code Violations at School? You Bet They Are.

New Data Shows That America’s Schools Are Still Disproportionately Punishing Students of Color

Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Network for Girls of Color

Discussing strategies to protect our women and girls at March 31 ‘Summit Against Violence’

Naomi Wadler Told Marley Dias What the Media Gets Wrong About Black Girls

OpEd: We Must Create Financial Support for Child Abuse Survivors of Color

No Longer Invisible: More Black Girls in DC are Being Criminalized

Summit On Gender-Based Violence Aims To Improve Safety For Women And Girls Of Color In Pittsburgh

To Be Young, Missing And Black

WNYC Studios: 'I Want Someone to Love Me Even for a Second'

'Muslim Girl' Author Shares Challenges Growing Up in Post-Sept. 11 World

Why Black Girls are Taking a Leading Role in the Fight for Gun Control

'I Am Here Today to Represent the African American Girls Whose Stories Don't Make the Front Page,' Says 11-Year-Old Naomi Wadler

CityLab: The Rising Criminalization of Black Girls

A Powerful Look at Black Girls' Path Through the Education System