The Building of a Black Fashion Brand Made in Baltimore
When some people think of Baltimore, they immediately think of the HBO series "The Wire," and the depiction of crime, drugs, and scandal. Through Treason
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BlackTech Week Miami Comes to Los Angeles on City Tour
Due to the success of BlackTech Week Miami, the team decided to take things on the road.
Gas Prices Will Go Up This Summer And Gas Credit Cards Won’t Help You Save
Gas prices are expected to go up 14% this summer and while families might be looking to gas station credit cards to offer some financial
Black Small Business News Weekly
From coverage of the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's death to the launch of the Black Business School, we've got you covered.
Spelman Student Sets Sights on Raising Literacy Rates
It's National Library Week, and at Spelman College a student is changing lives by improving a community's literacy.
The World’s First Four User Self-Service Weed Kiosk Has Arrived
GreenSTOP is the world's first self-service, four user kiosk that allows licensed cannabis providers to serve more customers in less time and customers to seamlessly
Cambridge Analytica and the New MLK DREAM…Data Rules Everything Around Me
Data-driven decisions rule everything, especially in business, economic development, and, most importantly, our community. If Dr. King were alive, would he advocate for democratizing data for
6 Ways To Fund Your Startup Without Investors
If you don't have any revenue, contracts, or customers, no lender will fund your business. What's the alternative outside of self-financing? Here are six ways
How Black Lives Matter Powered The #BankBlack Movement
Texas' only black-owned bank just opened its first out-of-state branch in Atlanta. A few years ago, many of these banks were in the dangers of
Students of Color Benefit When They’re Promoted but Retain the Same Teacher
There's a name—at least a colloquial name—for the practice of keeping a teacher with the same entire class of students for more than a year: