How Roland Martin Made Black Media Matter
Black Enterprise's Alfred Edmond Jr., wrote about the significance News One TV to black media in this interview with Martin...
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[WATCH] 4 Game-Changing Career Strategies From Most Powerful Exec Orlando Ashford
In reviewing his own resume, Orlando Ashford admits he wasn't the likely choice to be chosen as skipper of Seattle-based Holland America Cruise Lines
Fewer Black Men Are Going into Medicine. That’s a Problem
"We want to get them excited about science first and then about medicine and dentistry—to increase the likelihood that they'll pursue a career in science
How I Used Form Beauty Technology to Transition From Straight to Curly
Form Beauty products are tech-enabled allowing women to customize their beauty regimes for their specific hair needs.
These Are the Three Things Gen Z Wants in a Workplace
A new survey of 5,000 young people from Generation Z tells us what they value in the workplace: empowerment, mentorship, and equality
Chance the Rapper Crashes Coding Class in Chicago and Makes $1 Million Announcement
Chicago fifth-graders at Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Paideia Academy received a pleasant surprise on Wednesday when Chance the Rapper walked into their coding class. During
On Being Black, Gay, and Male in the Tech Industry
“I wanted to make sure we showed the diversity of possibilities within technology,” says the founder of a platform for the empowerment of black gay
ABFF Honors to Recognize Tiffany Haddish, Omari Hardwick, Billy Dee Williams, and More
The 2018 American Black Film Festival Honors will recognize African Americans entertainers for their contributions in film and TV, including Tiffany Haddish.
Why the Founder of Ozy.com Still Goes to College
The former "problem child" who was asked to leave his kindergarten class (and later graduated from Harvard and Stanford) found it invigorating to speak with
Marc Lamont Hill Just Opened the 55th Black-Owned Bookstore in the Country
Recognizing the need for African American-owned bookstores, Marc Lamont Hill opened a bookshop in a predominately African-American community in Philadelphia