“A lot of girls like myself—trans women—we don’t get the opportunity to have open dialogue, let alone be in partnership with organizations like this.”

A new Color of Change petition says: “Across America, Black people are policed, humiliated and even sent home because employers and peers want to control our expression. We won bills that end hair discrimination in two states, and now we are fighting to end it across the nation.”

The fashion guru discusses his memoir, race and why he loves being brown.

“Nailed It” explores the industry’s history and connection to the Vietnamese-American community.

These engaging titles unravel myths surrounding resistance movements, settler colonialism and racist pseudoscience.

Race Forward’s vice president of research talks to Colorlines about why it means so much to finally find a bandage that matches his skin tone.

Not only can the city force companies to rehire employers who were let go due to this racial discrimination, but it can also levy penalties up to $250,000.

New Voices Foundation aims to carry the late beauty mogul’s property and passion for women’s entrepreneurship into the future.

The musician, actress and entrepreneur appears on the cover of Vogue’s June 2018 issue. 

“We’re vastly too beautiful and too interesting for me to just be the only representation of that.”

The “Black Panther” star shares her hair history in the magazine’s “The Culture of Hair” issue.

L’Oreal Paris dropped the Black British trans model after she called out White complicity in hate violence.

The “Insecure” auteur joins the likes of Zendaya, Rihanna and Janelle Monáe as one of the beauty brand’s celebrity ambassadors.

Aden: “Every little girl deserves to see a role model that’s dressed like her.”

Don’t call it a one-off, they’ve been here before.

#BlackGirlMagic is on full display on February’s Vogue Brasil twin covers.

Zendaya on Barbie: “When I was little, I didn’t have one that looked like me, so I couldn’t connect with her in that way.”