Johnie Drake: Sports Performance Coach Helps Athletes Excel In Life
Once a professional track runner, and now a sports performance coach (and a member of Central Michigan University's Hall of Fame), I share my time,
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Two Black Women Executives Are Suing McDonald’s for Racial Discrimination
Black executives cited a “hostile and abusive work environment” in a lawsuit filed against McDonald's
Chicago Mayor Wants to Grow Marijuana in City-Owned Co-op
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot would like the city to start growing marijuana to give minorities a chance to learn the business and share the wealth.
Black-Owned Fuel Supplier Wins $27 Million Contract with City of Detroit
ACE Petroleum is the Motor City's first minority-owned fuel provider
Spike Lee and The Obamas to Release Netflix Projects in 2020
Filmmaker Spike Lee and President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama will have feature films released this year.
Shark Tank Alum Chef Erica Barrett Shares How She Brought Her Company Out Of $500K Of Debt
In Episode 1 of the SistersInc. podcast, "Taking the Heat" Shark Tank alum Erica Barrett shares how she brought her company out of $500K worth
Misty Copeland Brings Her Masterclass to Women of Power! And 5 More Things About Her You Need to Know
Five little known facts about the iconic ballerina
BET Founder Bob Johnson Partners With Legal Sea Foods on Airport Expansion
The RLJ Cos., a firm founded by Bob Johnson, and Legal Sea Foods are joining forces to open smaller versions of the restaurant chain at major airports.
Best Money Move of 2020: Investing in Renters Insurance
After Sheila Bridges’ sprawling Harlem apartment went up in smoke, she realized getting renters insurance was the best financial decision she ever made.
Uber Driver Latonya Young Obtains College Degree After Passenger Pays her Debt
Uber driver Latonya Young had her college debt cleared by a passenger, which lead to her getting her college degree at Georgia State University.