The tragic case of a missing white woman found in Wyoming has gotten far more media attention than that of hundreds of indigenous girls who have disappeared.
Candice Helfand-Rogers
Candice Helfand-Rogers has worked as a journalist for some of the largest news organizations in the country over the course of her 15-year career, including CBS Local News and The Star-Ledger. She earned her B.A. in Journalism & Media Studies at Rutgers University. In her spare time, she enjoys singing with several ensembles in New York City. Please contact [email protected] with questions or pitches.
Posts by Candice Helfand-Rogers
Amy Schumer on Endometriosis: ‘We Have a Right to Live Pain-Free’
The comedian and actress revealed in a candid Instagram post that she had her uterus and appendix removed because of endometriosis.
Michaela Cole Becomes First Black Woman to Win Limited Series Writing Emmy
While accepting the award for work on her beloved show, “I May Destroy You,” Coel delivered an inspirational speech.
How LuLaRoe’s Use of ‘Girl Boss’ Ideology Hurt Would-Be Women Entrepreneurs
The new docuseries “LuLaRich” takes aim at multilevel marketing company LuLaRoe’s practice of recruiting women sellers – moms especially – with “boss babe” lingo and big payday promises for part-time work.
Meet the San Francisco Food Hall Run by Immigrant Women
This San Francisco-based marketplace and workspace is a creative haven for women of color.
10 Happy Songs For Feeling Positive
A playlist of high-energy songs to perk up your pandemic mood – at least for a little while.
Lyft, Bumble, GoDaddy Among Companies Taking Stands Against Texas Abortion Law
Following the enactment of a draconian law in Texas that essentially bans abortions, some big businesses are taking action.
Women Entrepreneurs Are Scrambling, Once More, for Makeshift Solutions
The Delta variant of Covid-19 has thrown business owners’ plans for the fall into “impossible” disarray.
‘Candyman’ Becomes First Film Directed by a Black Woman to Open at No. 1
The new twist on a horror classic directed by Nia DaCosta pulled in over $22 million its opening weekend.
A Muslim Women’s Choir Aims to Break Taboos About Public Singing
Al Hur, an Egyptian religious choir solely for women, perseveres despite facing backlash for simply existing.
The Paralympics Just Medaled in Women’s Representation
The Tokyo games will include an historic number of women.
Josephine Baker to Receive Parisian Burial Honor
The renowned performer, French Resistance fighter and civil rights activist will be the first Black woman ever laid to rest in the city’s Pantheon monument.
Cover a PICC Line With a Cut-Off Sock? This Lyme Disease Survivor Had Other Plans
Emily Levy launched an adaptive wear company, Mighty Well, when she couldn’t find a sleeker way to conceal her treatment.
‘It Seems Irresponsible to Bring More Humans Into This World’
Younger women may have more options than ever, but climate change, societal inequities and an ongoing pandemic weigh heavy on their minds – and their major life decisions.
‘LuLaRich’ to Spotlight the Alleged Scam Behind Leggings Company LuLaRoe
Amazon Prime Video’s four-part docu-series on the infamous multilevel marketing company will premiere next month.