A Random Walk Down Wall Street (With Protesters)
On my lunch hour last Friday, I went down to lower Manhattan’s financial district–the nerve center of global finance–to witness a few hundred protesters yelling at the tops of their...
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RoDina Williams Becomes First Black Illinoisan To Earn A Doctorate In Clinical Laboratory Science
Today, Williams leads medical laboratory programs at City Colleges of Chicago, overseeing educational, clinical, and administrative operations.
Award-Winning Filmmaker Daphne Valerius Digs Deep Into Culture, Beauty, and Identity in ‘The Souls of Black Girls’
In her 2007 Award-winning news documentary The Souls of Black Girls, filmmaker Daphne Valerius took us on a riveting examination of the truth about self-image disorders, beauty standards, and the degrees by which Black women view themselves, in and out of the media.
4-Year-Old ‘Coach CB’ Takes The Internet By Storm
Bess also confessed to the outlet that sometimes while he is watching game film, seeing his two sons interact makes him cry tears of happiness.
HBCU Grad Makes History as First Black CEO of 100-Year-Old Chamber of Commerce in Georgia
Amber Batchelor, a veteran CEO, strategic alignment expert, and proud HBCU graduate of Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina, has been named President and CEO of the historic Sumter County Chamber of Commerce in Georgia.