Dr. Glenn Toby Utilizes Principles Learned At an Early Age to Provide Financial Advice
Dr. Glen Toby runs his own global investment and consulting firm Glenn Toby Enterprises (GTE)
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Who Should Get Priority Access To COVID-19 Vaccine?
Some COVID-19 vaccines are showing signs of fighting the virus and its effects, leading many to wonder who should get first access.
Black-Owned 7-Eleven in Texas Setting Record Sales With Black Girl Magic Wine Brand
Meet Alyson Rae Lawson, the African American owner of a 7-Eleven franchise in Arlington, Texas who is making history and winning big while setting record-high
Coronavirus Wipes Out Three Years of Financial Gains in Three Months: Prudential Report
According to the Prudential Census, coronavirus has devastated Americans' financial well-being, and people of color have been disproportionately impacted.
Hair Entrepreneur Gives Advice To Salon Customers Returning Amid COVID-19
Abra McField is the owner of Abra Kadabra Hair & Healing based in Missouri and is one of many hair entrepreneurs becoming acquainted with the
Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon Who Transformed A Nation, Passes Away At 80
Civil rights legend John Lewis continued to fight pancreatic cancer while seeking to change America up until his death at the age of 80
Barefoot Wine Creates New Platform To Celebrate Black Women
Barefoot Wine announced it will be launching a new platform called #WeStanForHer, a platform to highlight the collective beauty and power of Black women.
Black Woman Athlete Makes History, Becomes the First to Own a Sneaker Company
Santia Deck, founder of TRONUS, has become the first female athlete to own a sneaker company. She also made history earlier this year when she signed a
Virginia Neighbor Charged For Burning Cross In Black Families Yard After Organizing Protest
A man in Virginia has been charged in federal court after burning a cross on the front lawn a Black teenager who had recently organized.
5 Black-Owned Companies You’ve Never Heard of That Make $500 Million or More A Year
There are more than 2 million businesses in the United States that are owned by African Americans, but most are small operations with very few