Librarian Who Cut 7-Year-Old Biracial Girl’s Hair Without Her Parents’ Approval Will Not Be Fired
The librarian who gave 7-year-old Jurnee Hoffmeyer a haircut was not fired after the school board decided the haircut was not motivated by racial bias.
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$3.9M Restoration Project To Preserve Brooklyn’s Weeksville Houses, One Of America’s Oldest Black Communities
Weeksville draws its name from James Weeks, a former enslaved person from Virginia who purchased the tract of land in 1838.
Jay Veal: Delivering Excellence With A Holistic Approach to Private Tutoring
I started as a one-man show in 2013, and now we are the No. 1 African-American owned private tutoring company in Dallas/Fort Worth and the Southern U.S. We have earned 11 awards for our holistic approach to private tutoring combined with mentoring and back-end support.
How to Market Your App and Make Revenue
An expert shares tips and advice on how small businesses can boost their app popularity and increase their business growth.
Turning Passion into Enterprise: How a Graphic Designer Grew His T-shirt Brand
Seun Olubodun, founder of Duke & Winston, details his journey in expanding his apparel brand and turning passion into profit.