Report: HBCU Enrollments Decline With Second Lowest Number in 17 Years
HBCUs had their second-lowest enrollment numbers in 17 years with disheartened alumni worried at their future of these institutions.
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Sekou Andrews Says He Built a 7-Figure Company Through Poetry. Here’s How
The Grammy-nominated poet discusses how he runs a successful business through the art of spoken word.
Kiana Calder is Creating Opportunities for Black Artists to Showcase and Sell Their Work
The Unapologetic Art Expo in New York City was held to celebrate and honor the legacy of black art and give emerging black artists a platform.
Black Immigrants Impact Economy: Earned $133 Billion, Paid $35 Billion in Taxes
A study conducted by the New American Economy showed that in 2018, black immigrants earned $133 billion, paid more than $35 billion in taxes, and had spending power of $98 billion
Michelle Sneed Opens Up About Serving As First Female President At Tyler Perry Studios
The veteran TV and film production executive talks about making history as the first female president at Tyler Perry Studios. She offers career insights, advice, and wisdom.
