African Diaspora
Cyrus Nelson: Art as Ancestry, Memory, and Modern Expression
By Staff Cyrus Nelson creates from a place where memory, ancestry, and imagination converge. His work feels both intimate and expansive—rooted in personal experience yet speaking to collective history and cultural resilience. Through layered textures, expressive color, and mixed media […]
Black History Month
February Is About Loving Too
By Ben Jealous We keep Black History Month on one shelf and Valentine’s Day on another. One is supposed to be about pain and struggle. The other about flowers and pastel sugary hearts. Public remembrance of the most important Supreme […]
Business
Business Webinars-Empowering Small Business
Double Take: Create a Talking AI Avatar That Looks and Sounds Like YouThu, Feb 19, 2026 │1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ESTLearn how to create a talking AI avatar that looks and sounds like you—without living on camera. In this […]
Culture
Hilary Mwelwa: Hil St Soul- New Single NASALIFYA (THANK YOU)
I want to be a beacon of light to the darkness.- HIL ST. SOUL In a market overcrowded with vanishing one hit wonders, Hil St. Soul delivers the kind of music that promises to stand the test of time. Her […]
Business
INLIVIAN and Urban Atlantic Raise the Bar for Mixed-Income Developments with Grand Opening of Trella Uptown Apartment Community
By Staff Charlotte sets a new standard for mixed-income housing with a bold addition to the city skyline INLIVIAN and Urban Atlantic celebrated the grand opening of Trella Uptown, a first-of-its-kind mixed-income, mixed-use residential community located in the heart of […]
Business
TMI & Partners, Ltd. and Lexington Capital Holdings Form Strategic Alliance to Bridge the Funding Gap for Minority-Owned Businesses
By Staff NEW YORK, NY — As recent federal policy shifts tighten eligibility for small business lending, the long-standing disparities facing minority-owned firms have reached a critical juncture. Today, TMI & Partners, Ltd. (TMIUM.COM) and Lexington Capital Holdings (lexingtoncapitalholdings.com) announce […]
Business
SBA reversal of long-standing policy affects green card holders that have historically been eligible for SBA-backed financing
by Staff The Small Business Administration (SBA) is ending loan eligibility for Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders) effective March 1, 2026. This is a significant reversal of long-standing policy, as green card holders have historically been eligible for SBA-backed financing. […]
Arts & Culture
The 10th Anniversary Minority-Owned Small Business Expo-FREE To The Public 5/23/2026
Get ready for the ultimate showcase of minority-owned small businesses at The Annual Minority Owned Small Business Expo 10th Anniversary! GET Tickets Now! Join us as we celebrate 10 powerful years of impact, entrepreneurship, and community at the 10th Anniversary Minority-Owned Small Business […]
Books
Shanachie Entertainment Signs Chart-Topping Saxophonist & Sci-Fi Author Jackiem Joyner
Every Part Of Me available now. By Staff The Chart-topping and thrilling saxophonist and Sci-Fi author Jackiem Joyner is the newest artist to join Shanachie Entertainment’s illustrious roster of acclaimed Contemporary Jazz artists. Joyner has collaborated with such luminaries as Angela […]
Arts & Culture
NATIONAL COLLABORATIVE FOR HEALTH EQUITY LAUNCHES ‘HOPE IN ACTION’ PODCAST ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL DAY OF RACIAL HEALING
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On the 10th anniversary of the National Day of Racial Healing, the National Collaborative for Health Equity (NCHE) announces the launch of its new podcast series, HOPE in Action. The inaugural episode, featuring interdisciplinary artists and healers Mahoganee Amiger and April Fitzpatrick, […]
African Diaspora
Dr. Bernice King delivered remarks on MLK Day from Atlanta, Georgia. King called this time a “moral crisis.”
Dr. Bernice King delivered remarks on MLK Day from Atlanta, Georgia. King called this time a “moral crisis.”
Black History Month
21st Annual MLK Holiday DC Peace Walk and Parade
Walk with the Bowser Administration in the MLK Day Holiday Parade! Please join the Bowser Administration, District government officials, and residents from all eight wards in the 21st Annual MLK Holiday DC Peace Walk and Parade. The year’s theme is “The […]
education
Lessons Beyond the Bell: More Than Grades
Consider summer as a continuation of learning By Dr. Denise M. Joseph Summer as a Bridge: What We Can Learn From London In many households, the last day of school brings a deep exhale. No morning rush. No homework battles. […]
education
Moving Beyond the AI Hype: Let’s Build Inclusive Digital Infrastructures
By Raymar Hampshire and Hassanatu Blake Generative AI has dominated our conversations and reshaped how we work, learn, and create. In a recent article published in the Afro American Newspaper titled “Shaping the Future: Black Leadership in Tech Regulation”, Hussainatu […]
Business
The Confidence We Lose on the Way Up-Deondriea Cantrice
By Staff Success often arrives wrapped in applause—new titles, broader visibility, increased influence. But beneath the external markers of achievement, something quieter is often happening. In this conversation, Deondriea invites us to examine the unseen cost of upward mobility: the […]
Family
Keila Nelums: Founder and CEO of Emerge LifeCare
By Staff Keila Nelums is the founder and CEO of Emerge LifeCare, a Georgia-based home healthcare agency devoted to providing compassionate, high-quality nursing support for children with complex medical needs. Guided by faith, purpose, and a deep respect for family […]
African Diaspora
Revisiting the Brutal History of Senegal’s Gorée Island and The House of Slaves
Experienced by Kimatni D. Rawlins and Randolph Payton Nanga def (hello in Wolof) and welcome to vibrant Dakar, Senegal in West Africa, also known as the Land of Teranga. Our father-and-son journey to Senegal became both a cultural and historical […]
Health
Dr. Arthur Burnett Champions Sexual Health, Prostate Awareness and Overall Wellness
BY Manifest Greatness Media Featured Interviews on The Man Space Podcast and Teach Me in 10 Baltimore, M.D. — January 5, 2025 — World-renowned urologist and Johns Hopkins University professor Dr. Arthur Burnett shares expert insights on men’s sexual health, prostate cancer awareness, and the […]
Automotive
Audi’s 2025 A6 Sportback e-tron Futuristic Leap
BY Randi Payton Audi’s transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles is more than just a strategy; it’s a bold leap into a new era. Serving as the cornerstone of this evolution, the 2025 Audi A6 Sportback e-tron redefines […]
Art
Visual Artist- Mr. Keshida Layone
By Staff Mr. Keshida Layone is a Philadelphia-based visual artist whose work moves fluidly between memory, imagination, and emotional truth. Though raised in Long Island, New York, Layone has spent the past decade cultivating a deeply rooted creative life in […]
African Diaspora
Koby Maxwell -Fighting for African music
By Staff Fighting for African music and representing the nations, Koby Maxwellis definitely making a mark in the music industry. Internationally known, this gifted bass player, singer, lyricist, and composer brings a unique mix of music blended with European, American, and […]
Holidays
Holiday: Grief is a natural response to a loss of anything that is valued
By Vivianne A. Griffiths , MSN, APRN, CCLC So, here we are at the holidays. For many it will be a busy time with fun gatherings, special preparations and of course, shopping and money angst. But not for you. Maybe […]
education
HBCU Attacks Continue Misinformation About America’s Top Talent Producing Institutions
By Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel There is a dangerous misinformation campaign about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The false narrative that HBCUs are somehow fragile, dependent on foreign students, or lesser-tier institutions was most recently pushed when Donald […]
Environment
When Big Tech’s Thirst Threatens Our Health, We Must Demand Better
By Ben Jealous In Morrow County, Oregon, families are living through a crisis. According to a Rolling Stone investigation, mothers have suffered miscarriages. Neighbors are battling rare cancers. Local officials have raised concerns about dangerously elevated nitrate levels in the […]
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African DiasporaCyrus Nelson: Art as Ancestry, Memory, and Modern Expression
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Black History MonthFebruary Is About Loving Too
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BusinessBusiness Webinars-Empowering Small Business
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CultureHilary Mwelwa: Hil St Soul- New Single NASALIFYA (THANK YOU)
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BusinessINLIVIAN and Urban Atlantic Raise the Bar for Mixed-Income Developments with Grand Opening of Trella Uptown Apartment Community
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BusinessTMI & Partners, Ltd. and Lexington Capital Holdings Form Strategic Alliance to Bridge the Funding Gap for Minority-Owned Businesses
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BusinessSBA reversal of long-standing policy affects green card holders that have historically been eligible for SBA-backed financing
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Arts & CultureThe 10th Anniversary Minority-Owned Small Business Expo-FREE To The Public 5/23/2026
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BooksShanachie Entertainment Signs Chart-Topping Saxophonist & Sci-Fi Author Jackiem Joyner
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Arts & CultureNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE FOR HEALTH EQUITY LAUNCHES ‘HOPE IN ACTION’ PODCAST ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL DAY OF RACIAL HEALING
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African DiasporaDr. Bernice King delivered remarks on MLK Day from Atlanta, Georgia. King called this time a “moral crisis.”
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Black History Month21st Annual MLK Holiday DC Peace Walk and Parade
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educationLessons Beyond the Bell: More Than Grades
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educationMoving Beyond the AI Hype: Let’s Build Inclusive Digital Infrastructures
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BusinessThe Confidence We Lose on the Way Up-Deondriea Cantrice
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FamilyKeila Nelums: Founder and CEO of Emerge LifeCare
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African DiasporaRevisiting the Brutal History of Senegal’s Gorée Island and The House of Slaves
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HealthDr. Arthur Burnett Champions Sexual Health, Prostate Awareness and Overall Wellness
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AutomotiveAudi’s 2025 A6 Sportback e-tron Futuristic Leap
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ArtVisual Artist- Mr. Keshida Layone
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African DiasporaKoby Maxwell -Fighting for African music
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HolidaysHoliday: Grief is a natural response to a loss of anything that is valued
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educationHBCU Attacks Continue Misinformation About America’s Top Talent Producing Institutions
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EnvironmentWhen Big Tech’s Thirst Threatens Our Health, We Must Demand Better


