Sisters, It is CLEAR that some elected officials will look the other way in spite of clear evidence that there are nations who want to screw up our democracy. There […]
WE CAN’s two-week hiatus allowed our founder to take a much-needed vacation and Mobilize Monday returns today with a guest post by Laurie Renfro, an advocate based in Atlanta, […]
This week the current administration was handed several crushing defeats, first in its attempt to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census form, second in yet another failed attempt […]
Colored People Time, also known as CP time, is often used jokingly when Black folks are late to an event. Most of the time, when CP time is in full […]
Sisters, For the past two weeks, we’ve witnessed the further degradation of the presidency. Tweeting “go back” to four women of color members of Congress in mid-July and doubling down on that […]
If you are a human being with an ounce of compassion, what is happening to children and families at the border is deeply upsetting. I am is HOT RAGING MAD! […]
By: Sakiera Malone, WE CAN Intern In support of National HIV Testing Day, WE CAN is bringing awareness to the impacts that HIV has on women of color. Although diagnoses […]
There is so much happening in our country today, as many of you, I find it overwhelming a lot of the time. I struggle to control my anger against some […]
It’s graduation season! Time for proms, dorm parties, family celebrations, and graduation ceremonies, sure to bring tears to everyone’s eyes. Graduation speeches will remind young people about all the possibilities […]
Some think that honoring fallen soldiers and being against war are conflicting views. On the contrary, we can hold deep respect and admiration for fallen soldiers and hate that disagreements […]
Last week was challenging as America took several big steps backward to her bad old days when women’s rights and civil rights were not a priority. Some of you may […]
In 1975 Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes released a hit song Wake Up Everybody. I was a child when the song was released, however, the song proves that music […]
By Sakiera Malone, WE CAN Intern April is National Minority Health Month! During this month many health-focused websites have posted about heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, and other health issues that […]
