Category: Her Story
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3 Black Women Share Feelings, Fears, and Hopes for the Future of Racial Equity
That 8:46 minutes was truly horrifying. When I watched George Floyd being killed by a police officer in Minneapolis, I felt completely overcome. I know I'm not alone in being triggered by the degradation of human life. It brings me back to the adversity I...
Two Letters and Many Life-Changing Revelations
I was looking for a way to kick off a new decade, and what started as a little letter to my younger self got real when she wrote back.
The Painful Truth of Living with Bipolar Disorder
This is what it feels like to navigate the bewildering and dizzying highs and lows of living with the disorder.
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Two Letters and Many Life-Changing Revelations
I was looking for a way to kick off a new decade, and what started as a little letter to my younger self got real when she wrote back.
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The Painful Truth of Living with Bipolar Disorder
This is what it feels like to navigate the bewildering and dizzying highs and lows of living with the disorder.
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Women Can Do More to Advocate for Each Other
When we become true allies, women will finally make strides toward equality in business.
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Be the Change You Want
This year, I challenge you to try something completely new. Take a knitting class. Go skydiving. Learn the tango. Study Portuguese. Do something you’ve always wanted to do, and then write me and let me know what you’re up to. I think you’re going to surprise yourself.
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Our Steel Hearts Are Wounded
All the mass shootings hurt. But this one shook me to the core. Here’s how we can start to heal.
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This Fall, Free Your Fashion
It’s the year of the woman. We’re speaking out and breaking barriers like never before. What you wear can speak volumes, too.
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How My Biggest Ally Saved My Life
Admitting my truth and sharing it almost killed me. And then it saved my life.
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Dreaming of a Second Career? Here’s How to Make it Happen.
Figuring out what you want to be when you grow up is hard enough the first time. Getting it right the second time around can be almost impossible, especially if you don’t know where to begin. We sought the advice of women who’ve successfully made their own transitions to guide you to your next phase.
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