Ryan Coogler and Walt Disney Ink Deal to Bring Wakanda Series to Disney Plus
The Walt Disney Co. has announced an exclusive deal with writer-director-producer Ryan Coogler and his company, Proximity Media
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Black Farmers Say They Are On The Brink Of Extinction
Black farmers are struggling due to a significant lack of help from the U.S. Agriculture Department and discriminatory practices that go back decades.
Ulta Beauty Announces $25 Million Investment To Drive Equity, Appoints Tracee Ellis Ross As Diversity Advisor
Ulta Beauty will invest $25 million into driving more access to the industry for BIPOC brands and put more Black-owned brands on store shelves.
This Black-Owned Tea Company Is Seeing A Boom In Sales From Netflix’s Bridgerton
Stephanie Synclair's tea brand, LaRue 1680, was inspired by a love of Victorian paintings she saw while growing up in Alabama.
Black Capitol Rioter Argues That Donald Trump ‘Invited Us Down’ As Defense For Participation in Pro-Trump Riot
After being arrested for striking a police officer during the pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol, Emanuel Jackson's legal team is blaming his actions on
This Nonprofit Teaches High School Students Tech Skills to Help Them Land 6-Figure Jobs
Empowr is a non-profit organization that trains high school students in underserved communities tech skills that allow them to land high figure jobs.
AT&T Exceeds $3 Billion Spend With Black Suppliers, Helping Those Firms Flourish
AT&T has spent $3.1 billion on goods and services from Black suppliers, eclipsing a pledge the telecommunications giant made two years ago.
Democratic Senators To Push For Marijuana Reform This Year
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and two other senators said they will push sweeping marijuana legislation this year to legalize it federally
Poll: Small Business Will Continue to Face Closures in 2021 Due to COVID
Small businesses are expected to revamp their business models and cut employee hours this year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former Comcast Employee Says The Company’s Low-Income Wi-Fi Is Too Slow For Remote Learning
Former Comcast employee agrees with a group of Baltimore students that claims that Comcast's Internet Essentials speeds are too slow.