The old work phrase goes: “ all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” Play does not need to be sand houses or creating LEGO bricks...

In our continuing series on female empowerment during the month of March, we’re going to go further with our discussion about women in...

Former US President Barack Obama once said, “I’m absolutely confident that for two years if every nation on earth was run by women, you...

With the US celebration of Women’s History Month in March and International Women’s Day on March 8th, it’s a good time to look at the...

With March now upon us, it’s time to celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, a great way to continue breaking...

I like to talk about unpopular opinions. After all, my brand is called Tough Convos for a reason. Not because I welcome antagonism, but...

Black History Month gives us the opportunity to learn more about Black heroes and the most influential Black people in world history. Recognizing the trials others have overcome that have led us to a brighter future we all benefit from is a key component to better understanding ourselves and others. Black folks are not a monolith and draw from a wide range of cultures and ethnicities that greatly affect their experiences and contributions. Let's discover some unsung Black her

We can’t talk about Black History Month, which we celebrate every February to recognize the achievements and contributions of African...

Diversity and inclusion training is more than ticking a box for mandatory workplace requirements once a year or even a genuine way to...

Photo from Unsplash As we begin the celebration of Black History Month in February, it’s the perfect time to think more deeply about Black history and what that means. There is, unfortunately, a great deal of untaught Black history, especially with critical race theory being attacked in the United States. Let’s review what we know, or should know, about world history and Black history and look at some untold Black history facts that are relevant today and should play a greate