William Dilday Jr., First Black TV Station Owner, Dies At 85
Three years prior to the Peabody Award, Dilday co-founded the National Association of Black Journalists and became an investor in a station in St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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New Orleans’ OperaCreole To Revive Forgotten Work Of 19th Century Black Composer
Nearly a year in the making, the show hopes to shed light on a Black composer in opera whose art never received due recognition.
Senate Confirms Lisa Cook As First Black Woman On Federal Reserve Board
The Senate voted to confirm professor Lisa Cook to the Federal Reserve Board as Vice President Kamala Harris gave the tie-breaking vote
Disruptors Summit Ambassador J. Sims Is A Mogul On The Rise
As Sims continues to grow his expansive empire, he also pours back into the next generation of future trailblazers.
Cost-Cutting Stated As Top Factor Fueling Layoffs In Second Half Of 2024
Trimming costs and AI taking over the workplace are among contributing factors expected to lead to job layoffs in the latter half of this year.