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Allan Houston Partners with EverFi to Create FISLL 306
Allan Houston's FISLL brand has partnered with EverFi to create FISLL 306 to help change the lives of thousands of youth across the country.
Study: Natural Hair In The Workplace Hurts Black Women
Black women with natural hair in the workplace, are penalized because they often do not conform to traditional notions of beauty, a study finds.
These San Quentin Prisoners Write Code Better Than You
Find out how these San Quentin prisoners are learning code and changing their lives while they are enrolled in a tech accelerator.
National Society of Black Engineers Launches #BlackSTEMLikeMe
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) launched a new campaign, #BlackSTEMLikeMe, an initiative encouraging black students and professional in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and
Tech Media Spotlight: Kunbi Tinuoye, Founder & CEO of UrbanGeekz
Kunbi Tinuoye discusses why she launched a tech news sites benefiting people of color and her experiences covering Silicon Valley while black.
What’s the Future of Regtech in an Era of Deregulation?
Find out exclusive insight for tech startups detailing what’s the future of regtech when there aren’t as many regulations?
National Cares Mentoring Movement – for the Love of Our Children
And that was just the beginning of a powerful evening—the National Cares Mentoring Movement’s For the Love of Our Children annual gala. Founded by Susan
This Is How To Earn Your Degree Overseas
That’s right. There’s a big world out there. You don’t have to limit yourself to the schools within our borders. Don’t speak German? That’s OK.
From Love & Hip-Hop to CEO: Rasheeda on Building a Brand Using Reality TV
Although Rasheeda was a recording artist before joining the cast of Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta, it was the platform offered by reality television that helped