Small Business Administration To Simplify Loan Process
Even though the SBA seems certain that its changes will positively benefit minority business owners, some have raised the alarm
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Popeyes Employees Rip Out Atlanta’s Woman Hair Over Wrong Order
After claiming that her order was incorrect, tensions escalated in the drive-thru line as the mother alleges she was subsequently attacked in the exchange.
#QGTM: Chanice Williams Turns Wanderlust Into A Diasporic Travel Business
For Chanice Williams, every African country that comprises of her highly melanated DNA is a piece she holds dear.
Trap Spelling Bee Celebrates Big Name Endorsements And $1M In Sales
Trap Spelling Bee is a card game that features untraditional words by incorporating ebonics, also known as African-American Vernacular English, or AAVE, into its play.
DNA Of Enslaved Iron Workers Found Near Camp David Tell A Vivid Story Of African American History
DNA of enslaved iron workers found in a forge near Camp David tells a story about African American labor in the industrial complex.
Baltimore Woman Uplifts Local Youth Through STEM Program
The Be. Org seeks to be the answer for Baltimore youth to develop a plan to accomplish their career goals.
Remembering The March On Washington 60 Years Later
The 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington is coming up this August.
An Alabama Brawl Between Black And White Citizens Has The Internet Buzzing
Over on Black Twitter, users are enjoying the videos, in particular one of a steel chair-toting Black man.
Disney Dreamers Academy Opens Applications To Future Leaders
Started through the legacy of the conglomerate's founder, Walt Disney, the Disney Dreamers Academy champions teenagers from ages 13 to 19 to garner the career
Mary J. Blige And Simone I. Smith Release Jewelry Collection For Hip-Hop’s Birthday
Sister Love is releasing an assortment of bling inspired by classic hip-hop shoots and videos that ties into the genre's 50th anniversary.