Black Sculptor Builds Prosthetics for Amputees of Color
John Amanam, a 32-year-old Nigerian sculptor, has used his extensive experience and knowledge to create hyper-realistic prosthetics.
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Meet The Owner of Houston’s Only West African Pop-Up Dinner Series
Ope Amosu wants to change the conversation around West African food with an exciting pop-up dinner series in his hometown of Houston.
Debbie Allen is Partnering with Easy Spirit to Inspire Women Over 50 Live Their Best Lives
As a woman of power, Debbie Allen is teaming up with Easy Spirit to celebrate women over 50 and to encourage them to stay active
Meet The Woman Behind New York’s Only Ethiopian Food Truck
Eden G. Egziabher is the first Eritrean-American female entrepreneur in the city, with a food truck serving authentic Habesha food.
The Rise Of Atlanta’s Reputation As A Black Tech Capital
More and more Black tech entrepreneurs looking for somewhere away from Silicon Valley to jump-start their brilliant ideas are setting up in Atlanta, making the city
Meet the History-Making Black Innovator Leading in the U.S. Treasury Department
Corvelli McDaniel is a distinguished black gentleman who holds a significant role in the U.S. Treasury Department
Megan Thee Stallion And The Importance Of Reading Your Contract
Megan Thee Stallion is currently at war with her label over contract negotiations.
T.I and Killer Mike Team Up To Re-Open Historic Atlanta Restaurant
Killer Mike and T.I are teaming up to reopen Bankhead Seafood, the historic Atlanta-based seafood restaurant.
Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman Being Sued by 152 Inmates
Lawyers representing 152 inmates inside the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman say the prisoners are subjected to inhumane treatment.
RIAA Reveals Music Streaming Rules by Generating 80% of the Industry Revenue
A new report from The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) reveals 79% of industry revenue comes from streaming services.