Bots in Blackface – The Rise of Fake Black People on Social Media Promoting Political Agendas
The rise of bots in the guise of fake black people on social media remains a worrisome issue heading into the 2020 elections.
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Game Changers: 8 Black Apps and Developers You Should Know #NationalBlackBusinessMonth
Need to find a Black-owned restaurant? There's an app for that! There are apps that occupy children’s time and those that help galvanize Black people to social justice causes. Check out this list!
Meet the 28-Year-Old Who Lives in a Van and Earns Over $300,000 a Year as a UX Designer
She's making over $300,000 a year and living her dream life in a van.
Why Are More Women Becoming Entrepreneurs? And Is It Worth It?
Becoming an entrepreneur can mean making your own dreams come true while allowing others to imagine and access new possibilities.
Code Academy Teaches Web Development to the Masses
In October 2011, tech co-founders Mike McGee and Neal Sales-Griffin started Code Academy, a 12-week program geared toward teaching people how to build websites and mobile apps. The Code Academy was the first organization to take residence at 1871, the new startup hub in downtown Chicago.