A sisterhood of leaders, learners, and visionaries committed to strengthening all communities by centering the voices, experiences, and brilliance of Black women.
power and purpose
The Black Pearls Society exists to uplift, empower, and drive change. We are a collective of Black women using our voices, expertise, and influence to tackle racial inequities head-on.
As a think tank, we strategize, organize, and take action—challenging the systems that hold our communities back. Through advocacy, education, and leadership, we are creating space for Black women to thrive, build power, and shape the future on our terms.
We don’t just talk about change—we make it happen.
This is not a service project. It’s a mandate passed down by Black women who shaped history with limited tools but unlimited vision. We are the leaders they prepared us to be.
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This article reviews multi-level interventions addressing racism in the U.S., analyzing their design, impact on racialized communities, and alignment with the Health Equity Action Research (HEART) framework to highlight gaps and opportunities for advancing health equity.
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This article explores the impact of the 2022 Winston-Salem fertilizer plant fire on Black and Latino residents, highlighting their health, financial, and emotional challenges while examining their perceptions of community, city response, and environmental risks through a community-engaged research approach.
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This article examines how principles of accountability, transparency, and antiracist policy change—proven effective in reducing racial inequities in cancer treatment—can be applied to address environmental racism and mitigate asthma disparities among North Carolina’s children.
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When We Organize, Systems Shift.
When Black women organize, systems shift. Stay connected with the Black Pearls Society to receive updates on advocacy efforts, policy changes, and ways to make an impact in your community. Sign up today and be part of the movement.
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