The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) announced on Monday the appointment of Nomsa Chabeli as its new CEO. According to the public broadcaster, Chabeli's career path spans over two ...

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Wardell is the only Black female CEO in the S&P 400, and was the only Black female CEO of a Fortune 1000 company in 2017. Historically and today, Black women have been noticeably absent from ...

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and affirm our experiences.” For Black women working in DEI, building community and prioritizing joy are essential, explained Perfeqta CEO Latesha Byrd. “My wish for us all is to prioritize ...

As word of pregnancy-related deaths and near misses reverberates through the social media timelines and minds of many Black women, anticipating the beginning of life too often brings fears of its end.