Wrote a Book? Here Are 5 Ways How to Get a Literary Agent
Having recently signed with a NYC-based rock star of an agent, I was able to get a first-hand taste of the query trenches and want
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Bad Ass Black Women: Time to Claim Your Place in History
Social media, the rise of TED and the public speaking industry have amplified the voices of an emerging generation of women, offering platforms to share
Black Girls Code: 15-year-old Charmienne Butterfield Started Coding at Age 8
Black Girls Code recently launched a series entitled, #FutureTechBoss where they are highlighting some extremely inspirational young girls in the field.
Black Trump Administration Official Honored with Drum Major for Justice Award
One government official is uniquely positioned to help business owners pursue the American Dream. Ashley D. Bell is a regional administrator of the U.S. Small Business
Career Coaches Share How Black Women Can Level Up Their Careers
Executive coaching can cost a pretty penny. Nevertheless, it’s worth the investment. Especially when looking to take a career to new heights. At this year's Women
Pyer Moss And Other Luxury Black-Owned Labels Disrupting the World of Fashion
Investing and supporting brands made by people of color is one way to help to eliminate racism and racist imagery in fashion. Here are four
An Emerging Beauty Brand Committed to Non-Toxic Makeup for Black Women
Saliah Mustafa, Najiyyah Mustafa, and Kareemah Mustafa are the co-founders behind Sabreen Cosmetics, a beauty brand committed to providing non-toxic makeup for black women.
Black Woman Creates Documentary Setting Record Straight About ‘Green Book’ Movie
Yoruba Richen, an award-winning documentary filmmaker has a new documentary out that tells the true story about black people and the infamous Green Book motorist
HBCU Bennett College Loses Its Accreditation and Black Women Are In Mourning
On February 18th, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on College (SACSCOC) decided to shut the door on HBCU, Bennett College.
Ancestry.com Releases New Data For Those From the African Diaspora to Unearth More About Their Lineage
Genealogical website Ancestry.com, has released 94 new and updated communities so that African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans can learn more about their roots.