Multicultural fashion and beauty are the future.
Our sisterhood is diverse and inclusive.
What it means
Multicultural fashion and beauty means beauty and fashion come in all shapes, sizes, and colors.
Our multicultural fashion and beauty sites
Click below to access Sisterhood Agenda’s multicultural fashion and beauty Pinterest.
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According to Pantone executive director, Leatrice Eiseman, Ultra Violet (purple) inspires imagination and inventiveness. Chosen by Pantone at the beginning of each year, Ultra Violet (purple), also known as PANTONE 18-3838, was chosen as the color to represent 2018. Summer and fall are the perfect seasons to wear the color of the year.
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It is with a heavy heart that the fashion industry loses another iconic designer and businesswoman, Kate Spade. On June 5, 2018, Kate Spade was found dead in her New York City apartment due to an alleged suicide. Kate leaves behind her husband, Andy Spade, and her 13-year-old daughter, Frances Beatrice Spade.
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Feminism, gender identity, and cultural pride go hand-in-hand with contemporary women’s empowerment paradigms.
The movie, Black Panther, demonstrates these concepts beautifully.
As we push toward progressive, positive social change, labels and status-quo norms are challenged. Some find this change frightening while others welcome it and push it even further.
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The next superhero movie will feature women of color. At least one Sister Superhero should have their own movie very soon.
Women of Color with Beauty, Power & Strength
Excited to see the upcoming Black Panther movie, coming out in theaters on February 16th, I am most excited about the women.
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Wonder Woman, sisterhood, and women’s empowerment go hand-in-hand. Right now the world seems fascinated by Wonder Woman. At Sisterhood Agenda, we have been fascinated by her for a long time.
Wonder Woman is the epitome of women’s empowerment. She has been a comic book collection,
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Does the Women’s March on Washington on January 21, 2017 seem a little vague to you? Here’s what is going on and why you should go.
Women’s March on Washington: Who?
All women are invited to the Women’s March on Washington. ALL WOMEN-period. Plus,
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Generation Z (Gen Z) is also known as the Internet Generation. Does Gen Z know and understand their cultural significance as the first majority “minority” group?
I never liked the word “minority.” When I wrote about the word in my Princeton University thesis many years ago, I wrote how its political use denoted powerlessness and its social labeling was demeaning for racial groups such as African Americans.
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Girls and young women sharing nude photos is a risky, yet commonplace activity. According to a survey conducted by Cosmopolitan Magazine, 89% of millennial women, those ages 20-35 years old, have taken naked pictures of themselves.
Sharing Private Moments
Before you snap, post, chat, upload, download,
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Afro-Brazilian Filmmaker Creates new film, Baobab Flowers,
A Documentary That Explores Education Inequality in Brazil and the U.S.
Gabriela Watson Aurazo, a Brazilian filmmaker and activist based in Philadelphia, just launched a crowdfunding campaign to support her latest documentary, Baobab Flowers.
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