Mother Charged in Deaths of 5 Children Who Died in Illinois Apartment Fire
Sabrina M. Dunigan was charged on Wednesday in Illinois with five counts of endangering the life or health of a child, a felony charge
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How ABFF Founders Jeff And Nicole Friday Built a Legacy Celebrating Black Stories
Jeff and Nicole Friday have built the ABFF, their careers, and their marriage over the last 25 years and they're not done building their legacies.
Black Banks Need More Money To Stay Alive After Getting Hefty Cash-Infusions From Nation’s Largest Banks
Though some of the nation's largest banks have invested hundreds of millions of dollars into Black banks, those firms may need more support to avoid
Remote vs Hybrid Work: Which Works Best for Your Business in the New Normal?
Remote and hybrid work are becoming increasingly popular workplace models businesses are adopting in the 'new normal.'
Meghan Markle Lobbies Republican Senators For Paid Family Leave
Meghan Markle, the Dutchess of Sussex called Republican Sens. Shelly Moore Capito and Susan Collins to advocate for paid family leave
How Anika Noni Rose is Helping to Reduce Stigmas Against Black Women on Season 3 of ‘Being Seen Podcast’
The Tony award-winning actress, singer, and activist Anika Noni Rose has been tapped to host season three of the Being Seen Podcast.
Women-Led Atlanta-Based Organization, Our Village United, Awarded The Jordan Brand’s Community Grant
Our Village United is helping entrepreneurs in Atlanta establish their businesses, open stores, and connect with committed mentors....
Usher’s New Look Non-Profit Lands $500,000 Grant To Elevate Financial Literacy For Youth
A longtime support of youth across the world, Usher's New Look non-profit has landed a $500,000 grant from the Truist Foundation to do some more
Capture This Information-Packed Photography Bundle At Pre-Black Friday Sale Prices
When done the correct way, the perfect photo has timeless value as it freezes a moment in time. Great photography skills aren't things someone is
The Oldest College in Louisiana Celebrates Granting Tenure to A Black Professor For The First Time in Its 196-Year History
Centenary College of Louisiana is celebrating after they awarded tenure to a Black professor for the first time in the school's history.