The Game May Have Home Seized Due To Non-Payment Of $7M Judgment
Priscilla Rainey seeks to take The Game's property
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Update: Starbucks’ Anti-Bias Training and List Of Black-Owned Coffee Shops
Starbucks, in a move at racial reconciliation after the unjustified arrest of two black men in one of its Philadelphia location, enlisted the star power of rapper Common, who appeared in a series of videos shown to employees on Tuesday. The coffee company shut down all of its 8,000 stores nationwide for a four-hour training session it administered to all of its in-store employees.
Atlanta Tops ‘Best Cities For Renters To Live In 2024’ Thanks To Local Economy
Since the conclusion of World War II, Atlanta has been a manufacturing and technology center, but it wasn’t until the Atlanta 1996 Summer Olympics that it quickly grew into one of the country’s fastest-growing tech hubs, garnering nicknames like “Silicon Valley of the South” and “Silicon Peach.”
Meet The Black Developers Behind the $2 Billion Luxury Hotel Project Expected To Create 8,300 Jobs in L.A.
Two renowned Black developers are proceeding with plans on Angels Landing, a new $2 billion luxury hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
Power Women of the Diaspora: Young Leader Talks Creating International Network of Women
Lilian Ajayi, founder of Global Connections for Women (GC4W), discusses why connecting women for empowering movements is so important.