Bringing A Doll To Life
Aaliyah is an intuitive 8-year-old Chicagoan that has a knack for creating solutions to problems that face her community and is an entrepreneur in ...
Black Girls Perceived "Less Innocent" By Adults
In a recent study by Georgetown University’s Law Center on Poverty and Inequality titled “Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childho...
5 Young Black Entrepreneurs That Rock
When there’s talk about successful entrepreneurs in the media oftentimes it’s about adults that have the largest teams, built a growing ecosystem ...
Journey to The Need for Representation
My name is Flora Ekpe-Idang, Founder & CEO of Corage Dolls. Corage Dolls wasn’t something that just popped into my head one day, but instead, it’s been a part of me since high school. While sitting around in health class my teacher shared with us a short 7-minute documentary titled “A Girl Like Me”, which discussed the importance and need for greater representation of Black females in media and society at large.
Child’s Play: Encouraging Social Skills In Children With Autism
Toys are important in the developmental stages of young children. Educational toys can help develop problem-solving skills, teach about conflict r...