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It’s no surprise that 30-year-old Kimberly Allman has her finances in order. Her parents’ guidance dovetailed with her own financial self-discipline. It was those early influences that led to the Brooklyn, New York, resident’s credit score of 762, credit cards with zero balances, and her money-saving mindset.
Black women are leading and making a difference like never before. Meet nine who showed up in the spirit of excellence in 2020.
For legendary street artist, Tex Moton, creating a streetwear brand that combined his talent for graffiti art with his love of food was a no-brainer, and consumers agreed.
A trip to the fax machine changed Charmaine Davis’ life. At the time, she was working as an information technology consultant for a major Washington, D.C., consulting firm. She noticed...
"It’s so important to me that when children open a Denene Millner Books offering, they see the beauty and humanity of Black children, how we live, love and are," Denene Millner says.
