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TMI & Partners, Ltd. and Lexington Capital Holdings Form Strategic Alliance to Bridge the Funding Gap for Minority-Owned Businesses

February 6, 2026 admin 0

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 […]

SBA reversal of long-standing policy affects green card holders that have historically been eligible for SBA-backed financing

February 5, 2026 admin 0

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. […]

The 10th Anniversary Minority-Owned Small Business Expo-FREE To The Public 5/23/2026

January 31, 2026 admin 0

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 […]

Lessons Beyond the Bell: More Than Grades

January 18, 2026 admin 0

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. […]

Moving Beyond the AI Hype: Let’s Build Inclusive Digital Infrastructures

January 18, 2026 admin 0

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 […]

The Confidence We Lose on the Way Up-Deondriea Cantrice

January 15, 2026 admin 0

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 […]

HBCU Attacks Continue Misinformation About America’s Top Talent Producing Institutions

December 21, 2025 admin 0

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 […]

Arts & Culture

CMRignite Expands Footprint with New Charlotte Office

December 18, 2025 admin 0

BY Staff National Behavior Change Marketing Agency Secures Office Space and Announces Local Leadership Charlotte, N.C. [December 11, 2025] – CMRignite, a nationally recognized behavior change marketing agency, announced today the opening of its new office in Charlotte, North Carolina. This strategic expansion underscores the agency’s commitment to continued growth as […]

Wade Younger- Standing At The Forefront Of Organizational Intelligence

December 18, 2025 admin 0

By Sta Wade Younger stands at the forefront of a global shift in how organizations understand intelligence, innovation, and change. As a pioneering strategist, enterprise advisor, keynote speaker, and architect of intelligent transformation, he has helped leaders across industries move […]

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 […]