The Coronavirus Will Hit Low Wage, Black Workers The Hardest
Illnesses like the flu and the coronavirus not only hit low wage workers and the poor the hardest but can also spread faster than in
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Hot 97 Radio Personality T.T. Torrez is Helping Empower Women
Hot 97's TT Torrez expresses her views on women empowerment, giving back, and how to have balance in your life.
Report: Experts Warn To Avoid Gyms During Coronavirus Outbreak
Experts says gyms present a higher risk of COVID-19 (coronavirus) contamination.
New Report: If Financial Inclusion For Black Americans Was Fully Achieved, Financial Services Firms Could Collect An Extra $60 Billion In Annual Revenue
The report analyzes how systemic disenfranchisement blocks black Americans from accessing financial services and building wealth.
Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Vows to Pay Hourly Employees Affected by NBA Suspension Due to Coronavirus
Mark Cuban plans to pay hourly workers during the NBA suspension period due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Soulja Boy’s ‘The Soap Shop’ Cleaning Up Amid the COVID-19 Crisis
Soulja Boy's liquid detergents are selling in record numbers due to the COVID-19 crisis around the nation. In fact, his sales have tripled.
New Study: the Coronavirus Can Stay In A Person For Up To Five Weeks
A study has found that patients with the coronavirus have the pathogen stay in their respiratory tract for more than a month.
An Honest Conversation About Hair Politics in the Workplace
Hair experts explored the effects that hair bias has on professional women of color and their journeys up the corporate ladder at the Women of
Black Financial Leaders Offer New Strategies To Help Narrow The Racial Wealth Gap
Black Americans can expect to earn up to $1 million less than white Americans, according to a new report.
Three Sisters Open Buffalo, NY’s First Black Woman-Owned Beauty Store
Three sisters have opened the first black female-owned beauty store in Buffalo, NY.