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Body of Missing Houston Man Found One Month Later in Dallas
The body of 25-year-old Houston resident Taylour Young was found inside the trunk of his car over one month after he was reported missing.
Black Women Entrepreneurs Qualify for $10,000 Grant to Grow Business
Apply for a $10,000 grant for Black women entrepreneurs. Sage and The BOSS Network unite to help 25 Black women business owners overcome startup obstacles.
Valerie Wilson Named President of National Economic Association
Valerie Wilson takes the helm of the economic welfare of people of color as the new president of the National Economic Association.
Here’s Why Black History Month is Celebrated In February
Black History Month is the time of year when the country shines a light on the history, triumphs, and trials of African Americans that shaped
Father’s Viral Photo Of Library Desk/Crib Calls Attention To Needed Child Care Solutions
A father took his two sons to a library in Fairfield, VA, and shared a photo of a computer workstation with an attached playpen area.
Right Message, Wrong Messenger: Mathew Knowles Called Out After Praising Janet Jackson For Her Father’s Portrayal In Doc
Beyoncé's father, Mathew Knowles, is catching heat after sharing his response to Janet Jackson's revelations about her late father, Joe Jackson.
Parkes Philanthropy and The Black Wall Street App Invest in Black Futures
Historically, access to financial literacy education has not been equal to everyone. To address this inequity, Brandon Parkes, CEO and Founder of social impact consulting
Bill Cosby’s Attorney Requests U.S. Supreme Court Not Revive His Sexual Assault Case
Bill Cosby's attorney wants Pennsylvania prosecutors' attempt to revive his sexual assault case before the U.S. Supreme Court to be rejected.
First Black-Owned Business at Downtown Disney District Reopens For Black History Month
After a brief pause, Post 21, the first Black-owned business at Downtown Disney District is reopening just in time for the start of Black History