Fannie Lou Hamer Was ‘Sick And Tired’ Of Racism, And Sick And Dying Of Breast Cancer
Hamer, a freedom fighter for Black rights, fought fiercely against white supremacy and failing health.
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San Francisco Encourages HBCUs To Open Satellite Campuses In City’s Vacant Buildings
Breed describes the initiative as a way to not only give Black San Franciscan youth access to better educational programs, but it could open doors for the HBCU students to enter the technology field
Rachel Spivey, Founder Of Google’s Stay And Thrive, Opens Up About Her Self-Starting Journey
Founder of Google's Stay and Thrive, Rachel Spivey opened up about her self-starting journey at BLACK ENTERPRISE's Women of Power TECH.
Culture Meets Cosmopolitan Handbags: Kua Designs Pops-Up Across America
Pop up at Kua's pop-up shop! Catch the last stop of the tour for this Ghanaian accessory brand in New York, July 30.
Dozens of Local Police Budgets Are Cut in Wake of the Defund The Police Movement and Coronavirus
Almost half of 258 law enforcement agencies surveyed this month have experienced police budget cut or expect to see their budgets cut.