All-Star to Tech Star: Why Black Athletes Need to Get in the Startup Game
Startup founders, Ryan Nece and Garrett Johnson, make a case for African-American athletes and their needed role in the startup game.
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Making a living recording, editing, and mixing music requires a discerning ear. For Araica, her early training in audio mixing came long before her introduction to Pro Tools, a digital audio workstation used for editing music.
Self-Grooming Inventor Joshua Esnard Meets A Key Need During The COVID-19 Crisis
St. Lucian immigrant and Shark Tank winner Joshua Esnard is one of those who has a product to meet a key demand during the COVID-19 crisis. His invention, The Cut Buddy, is a self-barbering tool created to help people do their own haircuts and beard trimming.
Rap Competition Offering $1,000 Prize to Boost Financial Literacy of Young African Americans
There is a new investing-themed rap competition geared to boost the financial literacy of young African Americans and get more investing.
Castro Did Business With Black Farmers, Not the U.S. Government
As news broke that the former Cuban President Fidel Castro was dead at age 90, John Boyd, Founder and President of the National Black Farmer’s Association, recalled the $25 million contract the revolutionary leader signed with U.S. Black Farmers.