Black entrepreneurship is booming, but as more founders move from side hustles and home-based operations into larger companies, protecting that growth is becoming just as...
We are at the forefront of a fundamental shift of access and opportunity. When new technology emerges, marginalized communities are often told to catch...
By Miles Jaye Men are warriors, champions and heroes. Men are scholars, explorers and inventors. Men are laborers, leaders and liberators. Men are sons,...
By Vincent L. Hall Blackhausted – Verb: an emotion or state of extreme exhaustion from the injustice and inequities people of color, specifically Blacks,...
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has recently revised its face mask policy, allowing public transit passengers to forego masks in outdoor areas. The face...
On Thursday, June 18, 2021, President Biden signed legislation making Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, a federal holiday....
By Norma Adams-Wade We all love Vice-President Kamala Harris. Yet we admit her recent words set off an international firestorm. On her diplomatic visit...
By Cheryl Smith When Judy Foston Stanford of Foston International Communications, Inc., reached out to me about a program hosted by Texas Voters Forward...