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Kalshi’s ‘Segregation Market’ Turns Black Suffering Into a Betting Line

July 10, 2026 admin 0

By Hazel Trice Edney How much would you have bet on Rosa Parks moving to the back of the bus? This is the kind of information that Kalshi, a U. S. prediction market, wants to know. For America’s 250th birthday, […]

Curating Legacy: Taroue W. Brooks on Art, Culture, and the Enduring Power of Painting in the Spirit

July 10, 2026 admin 0

By staff For more than two decades, Taroue W. Brooks has championed African American art not simply as a collector, but as a cultural steward committed to preserving the stories, brilliance, and legacy of Black artists. As co-producer of Painting […]

Driven by Passion: How a Summer Internship Led to a Ride of a Lifetime in the 2026 Maserati GranTurismo

July 8, 2026 admin 0

By Pharrell MahoiHeart & Soul Summer Internphotos by Pharrell and staff In life, certain moments act as catalysts, instantly aligning your deepest passions with your future ambitions. As a Business and Finance student at Houston Community College—originally hailing from Southeast […]

HEART & SOUL MAGAZINE Interview with Dr. Kerry Mitchell Brown

July 3, 2026 admin 0

By Staff Author, Revolutionary Leadership: A Power Playbook for Black Women What inspired you to write Revolutionary Leadership: A Power Playbook for Black Women, and why was this the right moment to document the leadership wisdom Black women have cultivated […]

Bridging Beats & Borders: How Gwen Diva is Redefining Global Sound from Chicago to the World

July 3, 2026 admin 0

By Staff In the ever-evolving landscape of global music, true visionaries don’t just follow trends—they build bridges. Meet Gwen Diva, the Nigerian-born singer, songwriter, and dynamic performing artist who is rapidly becoming one of Chicago’s most captivating international voices. With […]

Driving America Forward: Ford’s Legacy Rolls into D.C.’s Union Station

July 3, 2026 admin 0

Randi Payton Sometimes the most compelling automotive stories aren’t found behind the wheel; they’re uncovered by walking through history. That’s exactly what I experienced while visiting Ford Motor Company’s “Driving America Forward: A Ford Experience” exhibit at Washington, D.C.’s historic Union Station. […]

Painting in the Spirit: Thomas E. Lockhart III’s Enduring Legacy of Faith, History, and Hope

July 2, 2026 admin 0

By Staff Few artists possess the rare ability to transform paint into testimony. For acclaimed artist Dr. Thomas E. Lockhart III, every canvas is more than a visual masterpiece—it is a sacred expression of faith, cultural remembrance, and unwavering hope. […]

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities FY27 Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program

June 30, 2026 admin 0

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) is offering multiple opportunities over the next two weeks to help applicants prepare strong submissions for the FY27 Arts and Humanities Fellowship Program (AHFP). Below you’ll find upcoming office hours, workshops, […]

2026 Land Rover Defender 110 X-Dynamic SE Review

June 28, 2026 admin 0

The 2026 Land Rover Defender 110 remains one of the most distinctive luxury SUVs on the market. After spending time behind the wheel of the X-Dynamic SE model on urban streets throughout the District and suburban Maryland and Virginia, as […]

Black Music Month: Singing with ‘Soul’ to Heal America, Ray Charles Led the Nation Forward

June 28, 2026 admin 0

By Hazel Trice Edney It was Oct. 28, 2001, less than two months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the Pentagon in Virginia and the World Trade Center in New York City. Yankee Stadium was packed with more than […]

A Historic Number of Black Women Are Seeking Office in Georgia, Democracy Must Meet the Moment

June 24, 2026 admin 0

This November, eight of Georgia’s nine statewide offices will feature Black women candidates By Glynda C. Carr The field is set. After months of campaigning, organizing, and voter engagement, Georgia’s primary and runoff elections have concluded, and voters have delivered […]

Black Women Leaders Are Not Burnt Out, We Are Being Extracted From

June 24, 2026 admin 0

By Nataki Garrett Myers Let’s start with the numbers, because America often values economic losses over human suffering. According to a 2020 Citigroup analysis, racism cost the United States economy $16 trillion over twenty years. McKinsey & Company later estimated […]

Rising Through the Fire: Lora L. Banks’ Journey of Faith, Healing, and Divine Awakening

June 24, 2026 admin 0

By Staff There are moments in life that forever alter the course of our existence—moments that challenge everything we believe about ourselves, our faith, and our future. For entrepreneur, author, and transformational leader Lora L. Banks, MBA, a breast cancer […]

Automotive

2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring: Electrifying Lifestyles

June 23, 2026 admin 0

Experienced by Kimatni D. Rawlins Exquisite! What an electrifying, no pun intended, week–test drive experience with the ultra-high-Performance Lucid Gravity Grand Touring. The all-electric, full-size luxury SUV is one of the most versatile EVs on the market, offering seating for […]

Every Child Deserves Both: Lionell’s Mission to Restore Families and Strengthen Communities

June 18, 2026 admin 0

BY Staff For Lionell Tillman, advocacy is not simply a profession—it is a deeply personal calling shaped by adversity, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to children and families. Through his lived experiences, he has transformed personal hardship into a national […]

Honoring Our Roots, Securing Our Future: International Day of the African Child

June 16, 2026 admin 0

By Staff Every year on June 16, the global community pauses to observe the International Day of the African Child (DAC). Initiated in 1991 by the Organisation of African Unity, this day holds a profound, sacred space in our collective […]