Broccoli City Founder Talks Using the Arts to Make Healthy Living Cool
Broccoli City founder talks creating a festival that uses culture and the arts to inform urban communities about healthy living.
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How to Make Money on Twitter: Here Are 8 Money Experts to Follow
Fifty-five percent of African Americans spend an hour on social media a day. Why not follow money experts who want to make you rich?
Coffee With: Asana Engineer Kwame Thomison
Learn more about the career path of Kwame Thomison, an Engineering Site Lead at Asana with a B.S. in Information Science from Cornell University.
Ready To Boost Your Money Mentality? Here’s How!
Teri Williams, president and owner of the largest Black-owned bank in America, talks about living a life of wealth and the importance of banking Black.
Kenneth Stephens: From False Imprisonment To Partnering In A Law Firm
In 2009, I was weeks away from graduating from college with honors and receiving a bachelor’s degree in business management, when I was falsely accused of a crime, arrested, and sent to jail. While I was in jail, I prayed about the situation and promised God that if my case was dismissed, I would take it as a sign that I am supposed to practice law. After my case was dismissed, I kept my promise and after passing the bar exam, I had the judge that presided over my case swear me into the profession.