Promote black-owned business, entrepreneurs, and economic success
Raise awareness of and celebrate black culture, art and artists
Support black opportunities to participate in higher education
The Black Women Who Knew That Civil Rights Were Human Rights
Black women’s contributions to human’s rights history are too often overlooked in our nation’s history books. Yet these women played a vital role in the fight to secure rights and protections for...
Giselle Bailey On HBO’s ‘Seen & Heard’ And The Legacy Of Black Television
HBO is shining a spotlight on the legacy and future of Black television with the two-part documentary Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television, directed by Giselle Bailey (The Legend of the...
Birmingham Nonprofit Guides Young Black Men Toward Trades, Education: ‘Be A Better Man’
In 2018, Terrence Ingram, a former educator, founded LegacyWorks, a Birmingham nonprofit guiding young Black men to paths in higher education and trades. Since its launch, the program has helped 44...
New Passport To Take Community Members On Tour Of Black-Owned Arts, Entertainment Venues
A new passport is set to take community members on a tour through Kansas City’s Black-owned Arts & Entertainment venues. Kansas City G.I.F.T. has announced that a new passport has made its way...
Meet The Black Gay Entrepreneur Running To Be Alabama’s Next Senator
In Alabama, where Republicans have entrenched their dominance and legislators have passed some of the nation’s harshest anti-LGBTQ+ laws, Dakarai Larriett is mounting a campaign he knows will be an...
The Executive Suite: How Kendra Bulluck-Major Became One of Sports’ Most Powerful Women
With nearly two decades of experience in business development and management — including owning and operating an insurance company since 2000 — Bulluck-Major draws on a business foundation that...
