Global Afro Woman Creative Blog

African American men did not think that Obama would win the presidency. While women of the same race were bent on him succeeding. Obama’s American […]

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African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Models, Black Women, Famous Black Models, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Homeless to Model Fame, Los Angeles Model, Rihanna Models, UncategorizedJune 22, 2018

Famed Hood Model – Slick Woods

Simone Thompson was homeless child of an incarcerated mother. At four years old she was shuttled between Minnesota origins to her mother’s mother in Los […]

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Global Afro Woman ProtagonistJune 6, 2018

Naomi Wadler Future of Youth Activism!

Naomi Wadler, at eleven years old, sparked the imagination of many around the world. This adopted Ethiopian-American youth was asked, by her elected official representing […]

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Global Afro Woman ProtagonistApril 5, 2018

Marielle Franco – Afro-Brazilian Martyr for Human Rights

The United Nations has initiatives to recognize people of African Descent which started in 2015 and go until 2024. This includes all people who were […]

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#HipHop, Black Lives Matter, Black Women, Black Women Lives Matter, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Mixed Races, Police and Black PeopleMarch 29, 2018

Naomi Osaka – Tennis Rising Star- Haitian-American-Japanese

First and foremost the unseeded Naomi Osaka won the Indian Wells Open this past weekend (March 18, 2018). The same tournament who’s past leadership guided […]

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Global Afro Woman ProtagonistMarch 28, 2018

Rihanna, Snapchat, and Domestic Violence: Power of Voice

I normally do not select high profile Global Afro Women who are doing very well in the media, besides my community has a pretty […]

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Global Afro Woman ProtagonistMarch 16, 2018

Lillian L. Thompson, Visual Artist Re-emerges

Art by LT Exhibit Mailer pdf Why re-emerge as a visual artist after so many years of being a designer, project manager or […]

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Fannie Lou Hamer: What Will We Do With the Freedom She Fought For? September 23, 2026
Fannie Lou Hamer was beaten for wanting something millions of Americans now possess and too often leave unused: The vote. That fact should disturb us. […] The post Fannie Lou Hamer: What Will We Do With the Freedom She Fought For? appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
The Price of Excellence: Black Women and the Tennis Establishment September 22, 2026
Taylor Townsend walked onto the courts of the 2026 US Open carrying more than a tennis racquet. Her success—reaching the fourth round in singles and […] The post The Price of Excellence: Black Women and the Tennis Establishment appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Constance Baker Motley: The Civil Rights Attorney Whose Work Reached My Family August 2, 2026
Constance Baker Motley helped build the legal foundation that made my sister’s historic entrance into Stratford Junior High School possible. Her story reminds us that major court victories become meaningful through the courage of families, communities, and children willing to walk through newly opened doors. The post Constance Baker Motley: The Civil Rights Attorney Whose […]
Lillian Thompson
Shirley Chisholm: The Courage to Make the Impossible Discussable July 11, 2026
She taught this nation that political courage begins when someone is willing to ask, “Why not?”—and then possesses the strength and grace to stand inside the conflict that follows. The post Shirley Chisholm: The Courage to Make the Impossible Discussable appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Enshrining Jasmine Crockett: Recognition Beyond the Election July 11, 2026
Whether history ultimately defines her by legislative accomplishments, courtroom precision, public advocacy, or the unmistakable force of her voice, she represents something that extends beyond a single campaign. She stands in a long tradition of Black women who have accepted extraordinary public scrutiny while refusing to diminish themselves to meet it... The post Enshrining Jasmine […]
Lillian Thompson
Harriet Tubman, Activist Icon March 1, 2025
Harriet Tubman was a resistance leader against a system designed to control physical/mental domination and oppression. She was named the conductor of the ‘Underground Railroad’. This […] The post Harriet Tubman, Activist Icon appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Fani Willis – District Attorney July 26, 2023
Fani Willis DA Fulton County Fani Willis as District Attorney of Fulton County Georgia is a high profile public figure that is consistently in breaking […] The post Fani Willis – District Attorney appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Sherrilyn Ifill, An Embarrassment of Riches May 1, 2022
Sherrilyn Ifill ’An Embarrassment of Riches’ The beauty of Sherrilyn Ifill is that she is at the top of her game. Time recognized her amongst […] The post Sherrilyn Ifill, An Embarrassment of Riches appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Lani Guinier, A Champion for Justice, Equality, Empowerment and Democracy January 26, 2022
We may have lost the presence of Lani Guinier due to Alzheimer at age 71 (January 7, 2022) but her legacy as a legal theorist, […] The post Lani Guinier, A Champion for Justice, Equality, Empowerment and Democracy appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson
Letitia James, NY Attorney General December 30, 2021
Understanding my professional life involved ambitious efforts to achieve educational pursuits and jobs defining who I was, where I was, and how I was. Recognizing […] The post Letitia James, NY Attorney General appeared first on Global Afro Woman Creative Blog.
Lillian Thompson