By Multicultural Travel News St. Augustine, the birthplace of African American history, will host a series of culturally enriching and educational events to celebrate Black History Month. The inaugural Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series […]
Vice President Kamala Harris, Ghana’s President, and Others Receive Awards December 10, 2021 – Washington, D.C. — Over 500 Black State Legislators from across the United States left the National Black Caucus of State Legislators (NBCSL) Annual […]
We envision a world in which all communities have an equal voice in public policy through leadership cultivation, economic empowerment, and civic engagement. Speakers for NREI Summit Session 3 Representative Ayanna Pressley Opening Remarks Olajumoke […]
By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to become an entrepreneur? The idea of ownership was always something I desired at an early age. I would see things and say to myself “I could own that, or why don’t “we” […]
By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to create the Guiltless Brunch? It’s Guiltless, operating as “Guiltless Brunch”, was conceived after I moved home to Dallas, Texas from Atlanta, Georgia in 2018. Unlike Atlanta, most trendy […]
The National Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (NAREB) is convening, its 74th Annual Convention in person to craft action strategies designed to lift the sluggish Black homeownership rate of 45.1% to bring it on par […]
By Taroue Brooks Usher’s New Look 2021 Disruptivator Summit titled “Next Gen Loading” is a two-day, virtual event from July 21 to July 22. According to organizers, UNL’s signature event, the Disruptivator Summit, is a significant […]
Volunteers in Freehold, N.J., are restoring a rundown burial ground where 35 black Union veterans are buried.
The post In New Jersey, Dozens Volunteer To Restore Black Civil War Veterans’ Forgotten Burial Ground appeared first on Zenger News. […]
By Taroue Brooks Tell us about the Teacher’s Festival? Teachers Fest is for EDUCATORS ONLY: K-12 Teachers, professors, paraeducators, and retired educators. During Teachers Fest 2021, educators will meet safely online to celebrate their hard work & dedication […]
By Jessica Dupree Grief, divorce, and a history of unstable relationships sent Entrepreneur Shay Sane over the edge and all across the world. From brave hikes up the world’s highest mountains to peaceful moments in […]
By Department of Neighborhood and Community Services On June 19, 1865, the last of enslaved Black people living in Galveston, Texas were told the Civil War had ended and all Black people were now free […]
Written by Jessica DupreeEdited by Craig Dewey StanleyPhotos & Video by Craig Dewey Stanley Grammy award winning recording artist Daniel Winans Sr. and wife Sybil graced the red carpet of Hollywood’s Micheaux Film Festival this […]
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