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How 19 African Countries Just Bypassed the US Dollar (Quietly)

December 12, 2025 admin 0

By Africa Today Welcome to Africa Today a place where we showcase Africa’s financial potential and help you obtain financial freedom. A pivotal moment for finance occurred in Abuja, Nigeria*, on June 27th, 2025, which could reshape how 1.4 billion […]

Neil Dawson

December 12, 2025 admin 0

by Staff What first awakened your passion for acting, and how did that early spark find its way into your life as an educator? I loved watching TV as a kid! I was addicted to it! I would find myself […]

Surprised by the Headlines About White Men and College?

December 10, 2025 admin 0

By Ben Jealous Time for a Reality Check (TriceEdneyWire.com) – The headlines this month about White men, college admissions, and the fallout from ending affirmative action startled a lot of people. Stories of declining enrollment and shrinking opportunity for young White men […]

GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS WITH THE FLY PROF.-THE PROUD PROFESSOR

December 10, 2025 admin 0

BY Prof. Earl N. Caldwell II GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS WITH THE FLY PROF. Welcome to Global Conversations With The Fly Prof. In this edition, you will meet exceptional young professionals who are already making a meaningful impact in the sports and […]

For the Love of Academics: Dr. Craig E. Soaries – A Sixty-Year Journey

November 24, 2025 admin 0

BY Staff As an academic who grew up in predominantly white institutions(PWI’s) I never envisioned myself in the world of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). My early academic journey—from Montclair State demonstration College High School(1966-1972) to Case Western’s Weatherhead […]

TRAILBLAZING EDUCATOR & ENGINEER DR. CALVIN MACKIE HONORED WITH PRESTIGIOUS ASME RALPH COATS ROE MEDAL

November 21, 2025 admin 0

By Staff MEMPHIS, TN — Dr. Calvin Mackie, Founder and CEO of STEM Global Action (SGA), was awarded the prestigious ASME Ralph Coats Roe Medal from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). The medal, one of the most distinguished honors in engineering, […]

Dennis Turner stands as a beacon of purpose resilience and faith

October 29, 2025 admin 0

By Staff In an industry often clouded by stigma and systemic barriers, Dennis Turner stands as a beacon of purpose, resilience, and faith. As one of the few Black dispensary owners in Washington State, Turner’s journey into cannabis was born […]

The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. Acquires Historic Former BET Campus, Launching a New Era of Black Business, Innovation, and Economic Power

October 28, 2025 admin 0

By U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC) proudly announced the historic acquisition of the former Black Entertainment Television (BET) Campus, a 7.88-acre landmark once home to Robert L. Johnson’s groundbreaking media empire. With an investment of […]

GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS WITH THE FLY PROF. – Making significant contributions to the global Gaming Industry

October 24, 2025 admin 0

By Prof. Earl N. Caldwell II GAMING Welcome to Global Conversations With The Fly Prof. In this edition, you will meet one American businesswoman and one African businessman who are making significant contributions to the global Gaming industry. Each brings […]

Blockchain or Die Harder: No Action Means No Profit

October 16, 2025 admin 0

By Eric L. Guthrie Esq Blockchain or Die Harder: No Action Means No Profit The digital world is the future. You’ve faced the first challenge in Blockchain or Die, but the future is about evolution, as is Blockchain or Die Harder. Authored […]

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Spring 2026 Internship Applications Now Due October 20!

October 16, 2025 admin 0

By CBCF The CBCF Leadership Institute has extended the deadline for the Spring 2026 Internship Program to Monday, October 20, 2025 — giving more students and recent graduates the chance to gain invaluable experience in the heart of Washington, D.C. As a valued member of our CBCF community, […]

Women in Cannabis: Breaking Barriers

October 7, 2025 admin 0

Three Women and a Latin Female-Owned Dispensary: Redefining Cannabis Through Healing, Partnership, and Power By Brenda Johnson Cannabis has been called many things—Mary Jane, ganja, weed, pot. For generations it carried labels of stigma, crime, and controversy. But behind the […]

We Told Them College Was the Way Out. Then We Gave Them a Middle Seat.

October 3, 2025 admin 0

By Dr. Samaad Wes Keys The other day, I was walking through downtown Montclair during a trip home to New Jersey. A young man, Black, maybe late twenties, stopped me. Called me “distinguished.” I laughed, mostly because I knew that […]

Randall K. Johnson: Shaping Equality Through Law and Education

October 2, 2025 admin 0

By Staff In the evolving landscape of American democracy, where questions of equality and justice remain at the forefront, Randall K. Johnson stands as both an advocate and a professor committed to bridging the gap between theory and practice. His […]

Self-Funded Freedom: Using What We Know to Build What We Need

September 29, 2025 admin 0

By Germar Reed When we talk about freedom in our community, we often dream of it in grand, distant terms—policy changes, reparations, institutional shifts. And while those are valid pursuits, we forget the power we already possess: the skills, tools, […]

GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS WITH THE FLY PROF.-A ROAD LESS TRAVELED

September 9, 2025 admin 0

A Lesson In Cultural Awareness By Earl N. Caldwell, II As a law professor, I am most often in the role of imparting knowledge to my students. Yet, I am reminded that all of us—even teachers—remain students of life, continually learning. […]