 © Vanity Fair Compiled by Janica Maya For decades now, female athletes proved to the world that they could surely change the game. For instance, Billie Jean King, best known for her winning match “Battle of the Sexes” in 1973 with former men’s champion Bobby Riggs. She revolutionized sports by paving a path for other talented athletes like Serena Williams, who won multiple grand slam singles titles than any other women or men in the Open era.
 © UBC By Janica Maya One year has passed since the Covid 19 pandemic engulfed our lives and we continue to experience the effects globally. Many people have reflected a lost year and learned more about themselves while seeking the hope of normalcy, once again.
 ©Daily Times By Janica Maya (@Janicamaya) The beauty industry might offer many convenient options to ‘cover up’ visible blemishes we believe we have – but in reality, the industry has, for many years, successfully glossed over its many problematic flaws.
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​Each year Canada commemorates April as National Poetry Month to celebrate the creativity and linguistic diversity of poetry.
 By Nobetternina (@nobetternina) VIBE105 recently hosted a panel discussion celebrating International Women’s Day, with VIBE’s very own female ambassadors: Danae Peart, Carrie Mullings, MC Nadzzz, Rhea Gamana, Simply Leah and nobetternina - with Fatima Husain as panel moderator.
 © Getty Images By Nobetternina (@nobetternina) This time last year, COVID wasn’t exactly a concern just yet, meaning you probably had a very normal Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, that’s changed this year and although we may be in the middle of a stay-at-home order on February 14th, there are still ways you can celebrate this day of love, from home!
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