6 Easy Ways to a Brighter Smile
Your smile can make or break an interaction with a stranger. It is one of the first things people look at. The smile is so important to your everyday life […]
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Fashion & Beauty
Breaking Barriers: The Decline Of Fashion Stereotypes
For many years, fashion stereotypes have existed within society. However, at the turn of the new decade, perceptions surrounding many pre-existing opinions have changed. While, of course, social alterations have […]
Politics
How Do Biden And Trump Compare When It Comes To Gender Equality?
For many people, 2016 was going to be a monumental year. The polls, the media, the public, and both campaign teams were preparing to usher in the first female president. […]
Contributors, Entertainment
‘American Pie Girls’ Rules’ Star Natasha Behnam On Choosing Not To Change Herself To Fit Hollywood’s Narrow Standards
A few months ago, when speaking about our industry, a fellow actor and dear friend of mine said to me, “if your truth isn’t accepted somewhere, why would you want […]
Girl on a Mission
Millennial Thought Leader & Author Courtney Newell Helping Brands Become “Future Proof” For Younger Generations
If you are a brand that doesn’t churn out regular video content on Tik Tok, how are you targeting millennials and Gen Z? If you are a large corporation that […]
Girl on a Mission
Actress & Producer Patricia McKenzie Using Storytelling To Change Hearts And Minds In Hollywood
By Dana Corddry “Many stories matter. Stories have been used to dispossess and to malign. But stories can also be used to empower, and to humanize. Stories can break the […]
Girl on a Mission
Director Sarah Moshman Shares Her Success Secrets, From Fundraising To Netflix Distribution, In New Book
If you have been a GTHQ reader for a while, you already know how much we love award-winning documentary director Sarah Moshman. From ‘The Empowerment Project’, a film about trailblazing […]
Contributors
Art, Love, Redemption Converge In Music Executive’s Poignant Novel Critiquing Masculinity And The Millennial Generation
By Tiffanie DeBartolo While doing press for my new novel “Sorrow,” I’ve consistently been asked one question: How difficult was it to write from the point of view of a […]
Creativity
Photographer Hannah Kozak Discovers The Power Of Forgiveness & Reconciliation With Her Mother In New Photo Book
When Los Angeles based photographer and former Hollywood stuntwoman Hannah Kozak was nine years old, her mother walked away from her husband and five children to be with another man who […]
Fashion & Beauty, Interviews
Atlanta Fashion Designer Launches Fall Collection Inspired By Her Team Of All Black Women
If you haven’t yet heard about Atlanta-based designer Iman Ingram and her label By Iman Akilah, it’s time to get familiar as she is launching her second collection just in […]
Fashion & Beauty, Interviews
Dominican-American Beauty Maven Disrupting Eurocentric Standards Of Haircare With Her Brand Pink Root
Most hair products available on the market today are geared toward helping you tame your mane, especially on those “bad hair days”. But it’s time for a new message! Because […]
Creativity
Sam Klegerman Captures Loving Someone With Alzheimer’s In ‘Yes No Thank You Goodbye’ Photo Series
About five years ago, I began noticing my mom forgetting simple memories like the smell of her favorite perfume, past vacation trips, and various passwords to her phone. At first, […]
Interviews
Femtech CEO Putting Women’s Health In Women’s Hands By Revolutionizing Birth Control
When it comes to women’s health, especially reproductive healthcare, what has become vividly clear under the Trump administration is that our rights seem to be constantly up for debate and […]
Girl on a Mission
Student Becomes Outspoken Advocate For Online Learning After Seeing Its Positive Impact On Mental Health Of Her Peers
By FaithHoney Anderson *TW: Suicide* Mental health is the elephant in our classrooms. With October being National Bullying Prevention Month, I believe it’s important we take time to address students’ […]
Contributors
Tired Of Defending My Own: Thoughts On Punk Rock, White Supremacy, & The Fishbowl Life Of Ignorance
By Kaytie Coughlin Nothing gave me more strength and feeling of acceptance than Punk Rock and Emo Music did growing up. In fact, it gave me so much strength and […]