PayPal Donates $1M To The Russell Innovation Center For New Entrepreneur Retail Academy
PayPal is giving $1 million to the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs to build a retail academy for Black entrepreneurs in Atlanta.
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Uganda Man Receives First-Ever Charge Of Aggravated Homosexuality
The homophobic legislation was officially passed in May, and is recognized as one of the strictest and most severe laws in regards to same-sex relationships
Here’s How CEO Buwa Binitie Adds Value To Billion-Dollar Real Estate Company
Real estate expert Buwa Binitie breaks down his teachings so he can encourage others onto a path of attaining generational wealth.
Leader Of ‘Black Voices For Trump’ Harrison Floyd, Given $100K Bond After Spending Week In Jail
Harrison Floyd, who was the leader of "Black Voices For Trump", has been given a $100,000 bond after spending a week in jail.
Giannis Antetokounmpo and Brothers Become Owners In TGL’s Los Angeles Golf Club Alongside Serena And Venus Williams
Giannis Antetokounmpo and his brothers, Thanasis, Kostas, and Alex are now investors in The Los Angeles Golf Club
Former First-Round Pick Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Brings Kobe’s Likeness To FIBA World Cup
Former first-round NBA draft pick Rondae Hollis-Jefferson has turned heads during the FIBA World Cup this week with his Kobe Bryant impression.
How Tech Entrepreneur Dedren Snead Is Making Subsume Studios The Future of Gaming and AI
Snead will be showcasing his most recent project, an educational technology platform connecting K-12 students to career pathways in creative and technical careers as well
Monica Recalls Giving $1,000 Talent Show Prize Money To Her Mother
Monica recalls giving her talent show earnings to her mom to help with her wedding.
Al Sharpton’s Message To Rappers Supporting Trump: ‘He Called for the Death Penalty For 5 Young Black Men’
Rev. Al Sharpton gives a history lesson on Donald Trump's treatment of the Central Park Five
Denver Approves $4.7M Settlement to Black Lives Matter Protestors Arrested in 2020
Black Lives Matter came at a cost to the community and now the city of Denver is paying up.