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Morgan Stanley‘s Global Sports and Entertainment division has been named an institutional financial advisor participant of the National Football League Players Association, the labor union for professional football players in the NFL. In an effort to address the financial needs of its participating athletes, the NFLPA launched its Institutional Financial Advisors Registration Program in 2019,…

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During unprecedented unemployment and marketplace uncertainty, Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice Commissioner Tyrone Oliver has figured out a way to ensure youth who need jobs and funding for higher education can obtain them. It’s called the F.R.E.S.H. (Focusing Resources Effectively to Sustain Hope) Start Initiative. The DJJ’s most recent partnership is with the Pinky Cole…

In tribute to the life and legacy of civil rights hero and U.S. Congressman John Lewis, Apple will donate its portion of the proceeds from the documentary John Lewis: Good Trouble to the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. “Representative John…

CEO Munson Steed along with co-host, Kevin Hooks converse with the partners of UP Community Fund. The capital fund experts, David Sharp and Tawruss Sellers provide tips on how Black businesses can get funding during the pandemic.

CEO Munson Steed along with co-host, Kevin Hooks converse with RCAI/Sony music executive Gabby Jones about preparing artists for the next level. Capitol fund experts of UP Community Fund David Sharp and Tawruss Sellers funding Black businesses during the pandemic.

Linda Goler Blount, president of Black Women’s Health Imperative, says now more than ever, it is important for Black women to have the right information about health to make the best decisions for themselves and families.

In the midst of all the demonstrations and blatant racism, in America, the social organization, #NotMe has created a social app that allows individuals to report discrimination and other misconduct in the workplace. Andy Hinton, the organization advisor, spoke about the advantages of #NotMe on “A Seat at the Table” with Munson Steed.

The first phase of change for Dallas was putting a Black woman in charge of the police department. Chief Renee Hall says more changes are coming, including implementing new plans and making critical incident reports available within 72 hours. Hear what other changes are on the horizon.

From serving in the United States Army to traveling around the world, retired Sgt. Maj. Craig Keith noticed there were a host of different styles of leadership. From his observations, he realized everyone needs a leadership style, and there is not only one way to lead. During an interview on “A Seat at the Table,”…

Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall joins rolling out‘s talk show, “A Seat at the Table,” to talk about what defunding the police looks like. She also discusses the importance of evolution and how the police department is working to be transparent.

Television and radio personality, Dr. Rashad Richey and author of The New Norm, Keith A. Lewis, Jr. teamed up for Father’s Day to bring conversations to local barbershops about fatherhood and family. They also paid for haircuts and provided free copies of Lewis’s book to barbers and patrons. According to Tony The Pro Barber, it’s…

Support Black Colleges is a clothing brand that highlights the importance of historically Black colleges and universities. The brand features hoodies, T-shirts, baseball caps and more. Co-founded in 2012 by Howard students Corey Arvinger and Justin Phillips, its mission is to uplift, inspire and encourage people to support and attend HBCUs. The brand quickly took…

Mondale Robinson, a political strategist, expressed his opinion on rolling out‘s AM Wake-Up Call about the Black vote. He told us in no uncertain terms that it is a disservice for celebrities like Diddy to tell Blacks to hold their vote. Black people have to vote.

Protester Nia Miranda shot a video that has gone viral of two White women spraypainting “BLM” for Black Lives Matter and “Down With White Supremacy” on the front of a Starbucks in Los Angeles. The outsiders attempted to disrupt peaceful protests by defacing businesses in LA. Miranda appeared on “rolling out AM Wake-Up Call” to…

During rolling out‘s nightly breaking news, Atlanta Councilman Michael Julian Bond discussed the protests in the streets of Atlanta. Bond says people are outraged about Black men being killed by the police.