We want to hear from The BGG community for Mother's Day! As part of our 2019 Mother's Day Series, we are looking to share inspirational...

On this episode of The Brown Girls Guide to Politics podcast, host A'shanti Gholar hosts a roundtable conversation with Na'ilah Amaru,...

On Wednesday, April 24th, 1700 women of color gathered in Houston, TX for the She The People Presidential Forum, the first-ever...

The Brown Girls Guide to Politics Podcast is all about amplifying the voices of women who are too often forgotten in most media coverage....

Check out this great event from our youth mentoring partner SPEAK mentorship! SPEAK mentorship is a non-profit that focuses on immigrants...

Join the 20/20 Bipartisan Justice Center & Fuente Latina for #WOMENOFCOLOR Exceptional Women Leaders Lifting as They Climb Tishaura Jones...

The BGG Founder A'shanti F. Gholar participated in the Pantsuit Politics special podcast recorded in Washington, DC. A'shanti was on the...

Are you a Brown girl who wants to share her political journey with The BGG community? For Women's History Month, we are opening up The...

“There is nothing special about being the only one.” - Donna Brazile “You have to have courage when you sit at the table.“ – Minyon Moore...

There is nothing like being in a room full of women of color who are passionate and energized about politics and making the world a...

The BGG Contributor Tiffany Dena Loftin is a force. As the Director of the NAACP Youth and College Division, she commits herself every...

The BGG is committed to empowering women of color of all ages. For us, we know that this means we must start early in ensuring our young...

I had the privilege of sitting on a panel at Netroots Nation this year called This Is What Democracy Should Look Like: 2018 & Beyond. The...

The Brown Girls Guide to Politics is proud to be a partner of She The People Summit! This groundbreaking political summit dedicated to...

The lights are on. The crowd is large and cheering. As I look around, starting to mingle, I noticed something strange while being at the...

1969. That’s that year I emigrated from Egypt to the United States. I married my husband in 1970, and we are blessed with three grown...

It’s not just passion for basic human rights that fuels my drive, it's also my background. My family came here for a better life. A life

I'm only 5 ft tall -- I can only see the glass as half full. That pithy quote, which I'm sure I stole from a New York Times article years...

"Get involved. You can never be pushed out if you work hard and become a true ambassador for yourself. Just get involved, keep your head...