PCOS has officially been renamed PMOS, or polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, to better reflect the condition’s impact on hormonal and metabolic health. Experts say the change could lead to earlier diagnosis and better care for Black women disproportionately affected by the condition.
Tag: Black women
Posted inReproductive Health-
Stealthing Laws Gain National Attention What It Means for Women in Ohio
Stealthing laws are gaining attention nationwide but where does Ohio stand Here is what women need to know about consent, safety, and the law
Posted inComplexity of Coils
Black beauty salons: A hidden force in the fight for Black equality
Black beauty salons have been a source of political activism, economic growth, and relaxation for Black women for generations, with many owners and patrons using the space to mobilize for voter registration, citizenship education, and anti-lynching movements.
Posted inCleveland
Cleveland’s gender equity commission confirms Black women are still marginalized in northeast Ohio
Enlightened Solutions has released a study, Project Noir 2024, which explores the experiences of Black women in northeast Ohio and provides a nationwide example of systemic interventions for improved living.
Posted inMONEY
Black women are paid less and experience higher maternal mortality rates, according to report
Black women in Ohio are paid less, experience higher maternal mortality rates, and are more likely to be harmed by systems that are currently in place, according to a new report from Policy Matters of Ohio.
Posted inNicole Huffman
Meet the writer: Nicole Huffman
Nicole Huffman, a wife, mother, advocate, coach, and creative soul, is committed to empowering individuals to reach their full potential and is excited to share her insights, stories, and passions with Black Girls in CLE.
Posted inGOVERNMENT, HISTORY
Women’s suffrage, but for whom? These 10 Black suffragists fought for the vote before—and long after—the 19th Amendment
Commemorating the legacies of a small fraction of Black suffragists often omitted from the women’s suffrage movement narrative.
Posted in'Real Talk', ARTS & CULTURE, Cleveland-East side, Local Annual Events, Nightlife, Shana
Black Girls Burlesque?
Not us, but yes they do.
Posted in'Real Talk', Black-Owned Business Corner, Chauna Whitlow Stories, Cleveland, Early Archived Coverage, Shaker Heights, SHOP SMALL
Black Girls Smoke Cigars?
This is the year we try new things. Read about Chauna’s 1st experience at a locally owned cigar lounge