Here’s Why Serena Williams Doesn’t Have Any 2020 New Year’s Resolutions
Serena Williams explains why she doesn't believe in the tradition of setting New Year's resolutions
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Howard University Receives $4 Million Donation For STEM Scholars Program
Howard University has received a $4 million gift from the Hopper-Dean Foundation to help fund the Bison STEM Scholars Program (BSSP).
11-Year-Old Entrepreneur Opens Obocho’s Closet Thrift Store in Brooklyn
An 11-year-old entrepreneur Obocho Peters opens Obocho’s Closet thrift store in Brooklyn, New York, to help low-income families find affordable kids' clothing
Toy Company Hasbro Officially Owns Death Row Records
Hasbro, the world's largest toymaker, officially owns one of the most notorious music labels in history, Death Row Records
Danielle Outlaw Becomes Philadelphia’s First Black Woman Police Commissioner
Philadelphia has hired Danielle Outlaw, previously the police chief of Portland, Oregon, as its first black woman police commissioner
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker Pardons Over 11,000 Marijuana Convictions
As Illinois becomes the 11th state to legalize cannabis, Gov. JB Pritzker has granted 11,017 pardons for people with low-level marijuana convictions.
Michelle Obama is Once Again ‘Most Admired Woman’ in 2019 Gallup Poll
Former first lady Michelle Obama has been named the "most admired woman" in the world for the second time in as many years.
Annual Kwanzaa Crawl Brings $250,000 to Black Businesses in New York City
The Kwanzaa Crawl was conceived by sisters Kerry Coddett and Krystal Stark who aim to demonstrate the black buying power toward black businesses
This Woman is a C-suite Exec of the First Equity and Debt Crowdfunding Platform in Illinois
Florence Hardy found the perfect opportunity to cater to a market of business owners who were overlooked by venture capitalists and become the chief equity
2020
2020 Kamala Harris became the first Black woman to be elected vice president of the United States —the second in line for presidential succession and