The Voting Rights Act Is a Black Business Issue
Written By Briana D. Williams Voting has never been ceremonial to Black people. The ballot has always had a balance sheet attached to it. It has determined who could protect land,...
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Temple’s Charles L. Blockson Collection Celebrates 40th Anniversary, Preserving Black History
Harrison continued, “His legacy will always live on, and we are all better because of that. It is exciting to see the Blockson Collection celebrate 40 years, and I am eager to see the enduring impact that the collection makes over the next 40 years, too.”
The Color of Money
There’s no shortage of opportunities for small businesses to break into the green economy. The trick is for small businesses to find a green niche at the intersection of their expertise, market demand, and government priorities, and then take action.
Atlanta’s Unhoused Musicians Get New Spotlight In Viral ‘Dirty Luxury’ Studio Sessions
Through music, local artists have found a way to display the talent within the unhoused population of Atlanta.
Obama Presidential Center Drops Ticket Sale Dates And Preps For Summer Opening
As the Windy City prepares for its latest attraction, the Obama Foundation shared more on how to step inside the museum.