Rebuilding Black Trust in Medicine
The History of Distrust For many Black Americans, mistrust of medicine isn’t paranoia — it’s reality.From the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, where Black men were denied treatment for decades, to the…
💰 How the Government Shutdown Hurts Black America
The Hidden Cost of a Shutdown Government Shutdown - When Washington stops working, the public pays the price.Each time Congress disagrees on a budget, millions of workers are furloughed, agencies…
🧠 AI and the Black Workforce
Part 2 of 3 — “Black Voices, New Frontiers”Exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping opportunity, equity, and the future of work in Black communities. A New Revolution Artificial intelligence is…
📰 The State of Black Media Ownership
A Legacy Under Pressure There was a time when magazines like Ebony and Jet sat proudly on every Black coffee table in America — not just as entertainment, but as…
Today in Black History: Remembering Colin Powell
Collin Powell - October 18, 2021, the world lost a towering figure in American history — General Colin Powell, the first African American to serve as U.S. Secretary of State.…
What the Next Generation of Activism Should Look Like
We live in a time where a single tweet can spark outrage, a TikTok can spark awareness, and a viral hashtag can ignite global protest. But somewhere between the trending…
From YouTube To Hollywood: The Issa Rae Story
Before Issa Rae became a household name, she was just a young woman with a story to tell and a camera that barely worked. Long before the red carpets and…
Artificial Intelligence(AI) Is the New Hustle for Blacks
Artificial Intelligence is changing everything — how people work, create, and get paid. But while billionaires and tech startups are cashing in, too many poor Black people are missing out.…
Who Was George Jackson? The Man the System Feared
George Jackson was more than a prisoner. He was a revolutionary, an intellectual, and a symbol of resistance against the U.S. prison-industrial complex. His story is one of transformation, struggle,…
Taking Time To Remember Clara Mother Hale House
“Remembering Mother Hale: How Hale House Became a Lifeline for Babies and Mothers in Crisis” In the late 1960s, as heroin ravaged many Black communities and babies were being born…