The Fix: how women are becoming addicted to prescription medication, Lily James on her new role in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again!, and Slay in Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible. Show more

Elizabeth Uviebinené describes the way many workplaces are structured around expectations that black women are more likely to be cleaners than managers. Show more

Many young black women struggle with depression and stress. But it is often unspoken and internalised, causing further anguish and isolation. Yomi recounts her own experiences. Show more

Frustrated by a lack of resources for young black women like themselves, two friends decided to write 'the black girl bible'. Today, the focus is on the experience of school. Show more

Yomi Adegoke looks at the admissions processes that have to be surmounted and the casual assumptions that await when a young black woman attends a British university. Show more

How the internet provided an instant community and source of advice for young black women whose experiences were not reflected in the culture around them. Show more

The rise of mixed tennis; prescription drug addiction: pregabalin; artist Doris Salcedo; and Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinene on Slay in Your Lane - The Black Girl Bible. Show more