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News About Black Women
Face2Face Africa’s Women section highlights the achievements and stories of Afro-American women who have made a significant impact on society. Explore news about Afro-American women and discover articles about Black women who are breaking barriers and shaping the future. From inspiring profiles of famous Afro-American women to in-depth articles about Afro-American women’s contributions in various fields, this section offers a wealth of knowledge and empowerment. Stay updated with the latest news and features on the remarkable women who continue to lead and inspire across the globe.
Woman speechless after learning through scratch-off lottery ticket that she’s finally expecting a great-grandchild
In a touching and now-viral moment, 76-year-old Rose Bell, affectionately called “Granny,” finally had her goal of having a great-grandchild fulfilled. In a unique and memorable way, Sarah and Kevin King—who had been married for four years and together for eight—told Rose the momentous news, capturing her ecstatic reaction on TikTok. Sarah told People “She has…
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This attorney went viral for hiring his niece to work for his law firm right away during her graduation
One uncle saved his niece some stress by surprising her with a career opportunity. Destiney,...
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Nigeria’s Junior Yellow Greens are the first female cricket team from West Africa to qualify for a World Cup
Nigeria’s women’s under-19 cricket team, the Junior Yellow Greens, made history...
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How this London mom is thriving after losing her legs, left arm following birth of twins
Khedidja Teape is putting her life back together after she lost most of her limbs to postpartum...
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Activist Kemba Smith Pradia on getting a second chance after presidential pardon: ‘I dropped to my knees’
During his final days in office, former President Joe Biden set a record for the most pardons and sentence commutations of any president. Biden’s pardon list of over 2,500 individuals serving excessively...
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How Nigeria’s Dr. Dedunmola Oluwo successfully completed med school while running 4 businesses
Dr. Dedunmola Oluwo is a trailblazer in her own right. She established herself as a “doctorpreneur” and excelled in all she does. Oluwo graduated from medical school at the University of Debrecen...
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‘We listen and we don’t judge’: Flight attendant fired for twerking speaks out, starts GoFundMe
After a moment of fun cost her her “dream job,” Nelle Diala is now regretting her choice. She expressed, “I’ve learned from my mistakes and those don’t define me….We...
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Meet the professor who recently received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. Candice Lucas Bledsoe was recently honored with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. A statement cited by Black News states that Lucas-Bledsoe, a distinguished professor, researcher, and Global...
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Shanelle Scales-Preston becomes first Black woman on the board of supervisors in Contra Costa County
Shanelle Scales-Preston was just elected as Contra Costa County’s next District 5 supervisor, making her the first African-American woman elected to the county’s Board of Supervisors....
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Get to know Queen Tahj Williams, the first artist to handcraft Super Bowl logo and theme art for NFL
Tahj “Queen Tahj” Williams, a New Orleans artist, is the first to create the Super Bowl logo and theme art by hand for Super Bowl LIX, one of the year’s most major events. The 26-year-old...
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Meet the Ghanaian appointed as UN’s first African woman force commander
Major-General Anita Asmah is the first African woman to serve as a UN Force Commander. The 59-year-old is the Head of Mission and Force Commander of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF),...
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Grandma released 25 years after fatally stabbing abusive husband now advocates for domestic violence survivors
Latoya Dickens, who was released from the Arrendale Transitional Center in September 2024 after serving 25 years in jail for the murder of her violent husband, is not taking her freedom for granted. She...
