Hip-hop’s impact on Black businesses
The 50th anniversary of hip-hop coincides with the national Black business month in August, and the former has been
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Nasdaq celebrates hip-hop’s 50th
LL COOL J rang in hip-hop’s 50th anniversary this month at the Nasdaq’s opening bell,
Juneteenth: High on the Hog
Honored to co-host Yahoo’s Juneteenth interview of Stephen Satterfield, host of Netflix’s High on the Hog
Steve Stoute: ‘If you don’t own, you can’t create generational wealth’
From remote working to the gig economy, technology has allowed workers more autonomy over their
CultureCon: Building wealth for creatives of color
Silicon Valley origin stories begin in someone’s garage or basement. For Imani Ellis, her one-bedroom Harlem
Juneteenth: Neo-slavery & Jim Crow
Juneteenth is a somber reminder that the institutions and systems that kept free Black citizens
Church in Quarantine: Erykah Badu & Jill Scott
Featured artwork by: Jeff Manning Art Even before quarantine, my soul was weary. I hungered
420 Playlist – Get High
I am not a 420 participant. It is the smell. It reminds me of leaves
The Evolution of a Queen – Hail Queen Beyoncé
Painter Norman Lewis said, “The goal of the artist must be aesthetic development, and in
BlacKkKlansman: White Nationalism in Law Enforcement & Military
2019 Update: Newsweek reports that the Portland Police is accused of ‘collusion’ with alt-right group
Smart Funny & Black: A Celebration of Dopeness
My freshman year in college I attended a private university where the black students, undergraduates
Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Racism
According to Paul Lewis, “Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie says the company tried to replicate