News Breaking The Narrative Series: Hoe – Not Just An Offensive Term For Women Posted on April 4, 2019February 24, 2021 By Ebony Selise Let’s emphasize the urgency in eradicating the use of the word “ho”. Furthermore, let’s stop calling women who do not succumb to the false sense of entitlement that comes with misogyny “hoes”. Read more
The Dangerous Lee Interview Meet Vangie Williams: Winner of Historic Democratic Primary in Virginia Posted on October 18, 2018January 12, 2022 By Dangerous Lee Originally published March 2018. Update: Vangie Williams Wins Historic Democratic Primary in Virginia. Vangie Williams for Congress – 1st District Virginia I’m going to tell you what I’ve heard in the district. We don’t want any more White guys. We don’t want any more old guys. The good ol’ boy… Read more
Dangerous Words L. Burner, Director of The Rise of Eve Documentary, Talks To Dangerous Lee About Her #MeToo Moments Posted on July 26, 2018July 19, 2019 By Dangerous Lee HEAD PHOTO: Dangerous Lee and L. Burner at the NYC red carpet premiere of The Rise of Eve, July 2018. The Rise of Eve is a documentary film by L. Burner that examines sexual persecution and violence against women throughout history within various cultures that places the blame of the… Read more
Black Women's History Month Nina Dafe: Changing The Narrative For Christian Women One Bible Story At A Time Posted on April 26, 2018April 25, 2018 By Dangerous Lee How Will I Create Black History in 2018? I have always had a burden for women. You see, although I was born and raised in London (UK), I am of Nigerian descent. I also grew up within an extremely Christian community, making me acutely aware of the weight of… Read more
Black Women's History Month Life Coach Zakiyyah Walker Says Black Women Have A Fixer Fixation Problem Posted on April 12, 2018August 7, 2019 By Dangerous Lee Zakiyyah Walker – Personal Revolution Coaching Zakiyyah Walker began her life coaching practice in 2013. At the time, she branded a herself Rebellious Spirituality Coach. While that was a lucrative niche and certainly needed; Zakiyyah felt that she soon needed to reassess her focus. She found that her Black women… Read more
Women's History Month Lashelle Scott: Helping Women Get Politically Engaged in Houston Posted on March 22, 2018March 19, 2019 By Dangerous Lee Lashelle Scott is a Houston native who later in life decided to pursue a political career. In her first official political bid, she won Precinct Chair. Results provided by harrisvotes.com show that Scott easily defeated her opponent fellow Democrat, William Tomlinson, by double-digit percentage points. She has six years of… Read more
Women's History Month Judaline Cassidy: Fighting Gender Discrimination at Tools and Tiaras Inc. Posted on March 22, 2018November 17, 2019 By Dangerous Lee Judaline Cassidy became one of the first three women plumbers in Trinidad and Tobago, and her ongoing female empowerment work in the male-dominated field of trades has brightened the sets of Megyn Kelly TODAY, MAKERS and much more, and inspired platforms such as Amy Poehler’s ‘Smart Girls’. Name and occupation: Judaline Cassidy, Plumber / Founder of… Read more
Women's History Month Joy Melody Woods: Fighting Major Depressive Disorder at withoutaspace.com Posted on March 15, 2018March 16, 2018 By Dangerous Lee Joy Melody Woods, Master of Arts student in Schools, Culture, and Society with emphasis on Sociology of Education What do you love most about being a woman? Our ability to create. We literally can create life, obviously with some help. We can create ideas. I am not saying that men… Read more
Dangerous Words 5 Most Memorable #BlackGirlsAllowed Moments of 2017 Posted on December 25, 2017November 29, 2021 By Dangerous Lee 5 Most Memorable #BlackGirlsAllowed Moments of 2017 In 2017,DangerousLee.biz became BlackGirlsAllowed.net Why? The short story is that I’m sick of White people and men. Keep reading for the long story. Scroll down if you’re anything like me and hate reading the commentary before list posts. If you see Carly Simon… Read more
Dangerous Words Men don’t smile all day. Why should we? Posted on September 21, 2014January 8, 2024 By Dangerous Lee After an SMH and eye roll worthy real-life experience I took to Facebook and asked: Men: Does it usually “work” when the first words you say to a woman are – “Why you look so mean? Smile!” ? — feeling curious. Post by Leigh Langston. It doesn’t matter if you… Read more