Black and Latino Voters Run To The Polls Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Recession
The coronavirus pandemic, police killing Black men and women, and the rebirth of the Black Lives Matter movement have led to more minority voters than ever.
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It’s True. When America Catches a Cold, Black America Gets Pneumonia
Terri Lee Freeman, President of the National Civil Rights Museum, shares the plain truth on the ways the Black community in America is disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.
Black-Owned Huntington Learning Center Franchises Are Teaching Kids and Making Profits
Wendy Tilford is a wife, mother of two, and owner of three Huntington Learning Center franchises – two in Houston, TX and one in Woodland Hills, CA. It may seem like a lot to handle, but coming from a background in politics, she takes it in stride and isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
How I Did It: Nicholas Owen Seeks to Fill News Void for Minorities with NOTV
Howard University alum Nicholas Owen launched NOTV, a global news platform that disseminates information via social media. Here's his journey.
Revenue From Royalties: Finding Success as a Self-Published Author
Like many people, Tressa Smallwood, a former schoolteacher, started out on the straight and narrow career path. Now she is making a living off of royalties as a self-published author and other entrepreneurial ventures.