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As we look back over this year, it can be safely said that it’s been rough. We had to endure the loss of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, navigate through a global pandemic, and stress over an unprecedented presidential election. Many of us have stressed more this past week than at any other point this year! There was so much at stake, and the country has been ready for change. Despite the hand that we’d been dealt, I believe that we all had the resolve to be in a better place.

It's time to start hearing and trusting the voice of Black women.

Black women have rallied around Kamala Harris, but not Black men. Why her nomination is significant for us all.

In 1991, I was a naïve freshman in college trying to find my place in the world. I had a headful of dreams but wasn’t quite sure how everything would fall into place. Discovering myself was (and still is) an on-going process; fortunately, I was able to move freely without the world watching. During that same year, Anita Hill was becoming a national figure as she accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, her supervisor at the time, of sexual harassment. President Geo