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As March comes to a close, check out how one little girl is honoring notable Black women throughout history.
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Draw inspiration for your little one's name from this list of leaders and pioneers.
We can't get enough.
It's the Black joy I needed for me and my daughter.
"I probably could only do each take for like two minutes and then I needed to take a break."
These women are inspiring people to fight against racism.
"Today, like everyday, is a wonderful day to be Black," Lizzo says in an Instagram video.
Kids can inspire adults.
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A protest sign spotted at a Washington, D.C. rally is now a battle cry for mothers everywhere.
I'm going to say what usually goes unsaid about racism.
Kids know the difference between colors applied to objects and the social meaning of colors when applied to race.
They perfectly capture Black motherhood.
Markle recalls living through 1992 in LA as a biracial child.
No amount is too small—it all adds up.
From handmade rings to fabric face masks, we need one of each!
