Kourtney Kardashian’s Skintight Leather Pants Are SO Flattering — We Want A Pair!

The posts came after Kourtney took part in the #ShareTheMicUK initiative, aimed at magnifying the voices of black women.

#ShareTheMic first kicked off earlier in the summer, with the goal of giving female black voices a platform to enact change and reach new audiences. As part of their mission, the campaign also hopes to foster relationships among women that will spark future activism.

Vanessa Kingori, who took over Kourt's Insta and helped to co-organize the initiative, recently became British Vogue's first female publishing director.

In her post, she opened up about the difficulties about being a black mother, writing that "black women in the UK are 5 times more likely to die during pregnancy, irrespective of how much money they can throw at 'good' health care. That stat is similar for the U.S. Research has shown again and again that race-based stereotyping is the culprit."

"We can ALL help to stop this. Swipe and tap at the end for resources and please share more resources in the comments below. Sending so much love to all the mamas and mamas to be. You’ve got this," Vanessa ended her post.

This isn't the first time Kourtney has handed over her Instagram. Back in June, she opened it up to another powerful black woman: Bozoma Saint John. The Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix posted multiple Instagram stories and videos to Kourt's page, urging her followers to "be an active participant in changing our world ... THE CHANGE BEGINS WITH YOU."

We love the important work that Kourt is doing with #ShareTheMic - and we also love that she's blessing our feed with #OOTD inspo!