Black women in politics
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Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Won’t Seek Reelection
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms will not seek reelection after just one term in office.
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St. Louis Elects Tishaura Jones as City’s First Black Female Mayor
Tishaura Jones was elected Tuesday as the first Black female mayor of St. Louis.
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Boston Gets First Black and First Female Mayor
Boston now has its first Black and first female mayor.
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WILLIAMS: Black Women, My Sisters
Without reservation or shame, I proudly acknowledge the obstacles which Black women had to overcome while providing a nurturing and…
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THE RELIGION CORNER: Happy 30th Anniversary, Congresswoman Maxine Waters
After calling and reaching out to make an effort to confirm Auntie Maxine as my radio show guest for more…
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Anita Shelton: Supporting Women in Politics
Women in the District have made great strides in recent years winning political offices at each level of government and…
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Kamala Harris Takes Her Place in U.S. History
Vice President Kamala Harris will be the most influential vice president of the 49 that we have had, declared a…
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WILLIAMS: Celebrating Black Women
Rather than focus on recent violence that ravaged the nation's capital, I'll celebrate Black women!
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Former Howard U. Dean on Biden Short List for Education Secretary
Leslie Fenwick, dean emeritus of Howard University’s School of Education, is among the top contenders for education secretary when President-elect…
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On the Move: Michelle Davis-Younger Breaks Three Glass Ceilings
In 2018, Michelle Davis-Younger made history after becoming the first African American elected to the City Council in her hometown…
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