27 Top Black YouTube Stars From Around the World You Need to Follow
It's all about video. Here's a list of 27 black YouTube stars, some on the come-up and others already bankable....
Janell Hazelwood
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Janell Hazelwood is a digital media journalist, speaker, editor, and consultant who has worked for media powerhouses including The New York Times, Black Enterprise, and Conde Nast. The Hampton University graduate's work and insights have appeared on The Huffington Post, E!Online, Ebony.com, CBS News and Brazen Careerist. She's fluent in women's issues, career advancement, guilty (TV) pleasures and Trini patois.
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The GFive staff, which includes Smith's wife, Maribel, his business partner, Shawn Holman, and their sons, celebrated their first cannabis crop in February after embarking on...
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Veteran Hair Extensions Entrepreneur Shares 3 Tips on How to Launch a Product
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Many may know her as the dramatic, loud-mouthed party girl and manager on Vh1's "Black Ink Crew: Chicago," but there's much more to Charmaine Walker than what's captured in a reality TV episode. ...
$500 Billion: Study Finds Parents Spend More on Adult Children than Retirement
According to research, retirement security has taken a backseat for parents who are putting their children’s financial well-being ahead of their own future financial security, and...
New Orleans Restaurant Owners Share How to Rebound From A Business Disaster
The couple decided to reevaluate and regroup---a process that took more than a decade. But they never let go of their dream to reopen their family business and they worked hard to see the resurgence....
Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Patrisse Cullors to Teach College Courses on Social Justice
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors joins the faculty at Arizona's Prescott College to teach a course centered on social justice, cultural work, and community...
From Assistant to CEO of Record Label Putting Out Positive Music by Young Talent
Lena Jenkins-Smith, CEO of Young Millennium Records, knows more than a thing or two about paying dues. Starting her career as an executive assistant to...
Power of Walking Away: Tamron Hall Talks Life after ‘Today’
When Tamron Hall walked away from the Today show early last year, fans were shocked, appalled, and disappointed that the first black woman to hold...