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Perhaps success is becoming the last generation that has to start from zero. I have been thinking about that idea lately because it challenges something deeply…
Meet Bree Carroll, a Jersey native, proud North Carolina A&T State University Aggie, and structural engineer whose multidimensional identity spans the roles of wife, mother, entrepreneur,…
Some roads have a way of remembering your footsteps. I grew up in Plaquemine, Louisiana, in an America where segregation did not bother to hide. Black…
Kimberlé Crenshaw is an American civil rights scholar, lawyer, and professor whose work has profoundly influenced the way people understand race, gender, and inequality. She is…
Aretha Franklin’s Amazing Grace remains one of the most extraordinary live recordings in American music history. Released in 1972, the album captured Franklin returning to her…
There is a powerful Ethiopian proverb: “When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion.” Big Mama understood that kind of wisdom. One spider web…
By Stephen Oduntan | Black Press USA WASHINGTON — When African government officials, business leaders, and global investors gather outside Washington later this month, organizers will…
By Rob McManus Many people use AI tools to search for products and services instead of search engines. If Black-owned businesses aren’t easy for AI to…
By Amy Kang Insurance redlining happens when the address on your policy shapes your rate more than your record behind the wheel. Companies build prices from…
By April D. Lee Rising car insurance rates are forcing households to reconsider how much they drive, what coverage they carry, and which expenses can wait.…