Nearly 300,000 Black women have been pushed out of the workforce—and the silence around it is deafening. This blog is a rally cry, a strategy guide, and a love letter to every woman navigating the pivot. We name the injustice, honor the brilliance, and offer real tools for rebuilding on our terms. The Good Girl Movement isn’t watching from the sidelines, we’re building the future now.

Say Her Name: Honoring the Black Women and Girls We Lost on 9/11

Black women and girls were among the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11, but their stories are too often left untold. From 11-year-old Asia Cottom to flight attendant Wanda Anita Green, these women were mothers, daughters, pioneers, and dreamers. This piece honors their lives, their legacies, and calls for a more inclusive remembrance. Because saying her name is more than tribute, it’s justice..