In a crowded landscape of data analytics startups, CModel Data stands apart through its laser focus on what founder Teasha Cable identifies as the true missing ingredient in business decision-making: trust. As the CEO of this decision intelligence company based
In a surprising turn of events for Dreamville fans, R&B sensation Ari Lennox has officially parted ways with Dreamville Records after nearly a decade. This decision comes after a series of public struggles with the label, raising questions about the
Renowned activist Angela Davis is set to lend her voice to the new generation of Black feminists at the upcoming Get Free: Black Feminist Reunion in New Orleans, the largest Black feminist conference in the United States. This three-day event will
The liver, that quiet workhorse of the human body, serves as both filtration system and metabolic powerhouse. Yet for many in the African American community, this vital organ faces disproportionate threats. In a recent conversation with Rolling Out Health IQ,
The hushed corridors of Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta seem far removed from the rural North Carolina community where Dr. Melvin Echols first dreamed of becoming a cardiologist. Now an associate professor of medicine and a prominent heart failure
At the intersection of clinical expertise and entrepreneurial vision stands Dr. Donna Patterson, a cardiology nurse practitioner whose medical spa business represents a bold attempt to address one of American healthcare’s most persistent failures: the lack of preventative care in
In a bookstore’s thriller section, the covers tell a familiar story: square-jawed men in tactical gear or tailored suits, occasionally interspersed with the silhouette of a femme fatale. What you won’t often find is a spy who looks like Johnny
The passing of Pope Francis at the age of 88 has sent shockwaves through communities worldwide, particularly among African Americans who viewed him as a steadfast ally in the fight against racism. His advocacy for marginalized groups and his progressive
In a recent meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump sparked significant controversy with an offhand remark that has raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. When discussing international affairs, Trump admitted, “I don’t know what that is,” in reference
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, Dr. Donna Patterson found herself at a crossroads that would ultimately transform her life. What initially seemed like a devastating setback, losing her banking job after fifteen years in the industry, became
In the heart of Baltimore stands a beacon of light, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture. Within its walls, a new exhibition called “TITAN | The Legacy of Reginald F. Lewis” invites visitors to
Rapper Boston Richey finds himself in serious legal trouble once again, as federal authorities have taken action against him for violating the terms of his bond in a drug conspiracy case. On April 14, Judge Martin A. Fitzpatrick ordered Richey’s
In a city where six out of every ten property tax dollars flow to schools, Dr. Che “Rhymefest” Smith believes every child deserves an education that doesn’t warehouse them, but elevates them to their highest potential. In the fluorescent-lit hallways
In a groundbreaking moment for space exploration, an all-female crew launched into space aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin New Shepard rocket on Monday morning. The mission, which included notable figures such as Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Katy Perry, Aisha Bowe,
A recent incident in Aurora, Colo., has ignited discussions about tenant rights and landlord conduct after a viral video captured a dramatic confrontation between tenant Vontese Wines and her landlord, Elizaveta Andersen. The video, which has circulated widely on social
The morning A’shanti F. Gholar decided to transform American politics began with an Uber ride and an email. It was 2018, and Gholar, then political director at Emerge, was en route to conduct a training in Texas when she opened
The Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) is once again making moves that matter, this time in Washington, D.C., where it joined forces with key advocacy groups on April backp, 2025, to endorse the “Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment
Atlanta rapper Yak Gotti could never be sure this day would come. Stabbed while he was in jail five months ago, Gotti walked out of an Atlanta jail a free man, months after being found not guilty in the YSL
A recent incident at an H&M store in New Mexico has sparked outrage and calls for a boycott after a viral video surfaced showing two Black sisters being asked to leave the store without a clear explanation. The video, which
Detroit has long been a powerhouse of musical greatness, producing legends who have shaped the sound of soul, R&B, and hip-hop. From the gospel roots of CeCe Winans to the Motown reign of Diana Ross and the soul-stirring voice of
