Introducing Roc Nation’s newest hip-hop duo, Jae Mansa

Up-and-coming rappers continue to emerge in the music industry, and hip-hop duo Jae Mansa appears to be making all the right moves to solidify their spot. Cousins Daron “Jae” Johnson and Brandon “B” Boone formed Jae Mansa in 2016. Johnson

Chandria Harris helps first-gen students navigate workplace

Millennials may be the in-demand generation in today’s job market, but some employers are struggling to retain millennials, and some millennials are struggling to find work that provides a healthy work-life balance. According to Forbes, which reported on how companies can

Khadidra Muhammad leaves day job to plan celebrity events

Event planning may look like a fun career to some, but life as an event planner takes sacrifice, blood, sweat and tears. At least for celebrity event planner Khadidra Muhammad it did. While some may find it difficult to leave

Stacey McBride-Irby motivates young girls with Sunjai doll

You may remember Sunjai Williams Lifetime TV’s dance reality series “Bring It!” The 21-year-old Pennsylvania resident and a former member of the Dancing Dolls 4 Life dance team from Jackson, Mississippi, struggled to become a better performer on the show,

Actress Zsane Jhe on the importance of ‘The Hate U Give’

The Hate U Give is now showing in theaters across the country. Debuting Oct. 5, the film highlights the main character Starr Carter, played by Amandla Stenberg, who witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend Khalil (Algee Smith) by

Melissa Mitchell abstract art fashion through Abeille

Artist and designer Melissa Mitchell is shaping her brand through bright colors and abstract designs. A full-time IT employee by day and artist and businesswoman by night, Mitchell is steadily on the rise in the world of fashion as the

How 2 tech entrepreneurs are helping students land internships

Technology is ever-evolving with a high demand for cellphones, laptops, and other gadgets that people use every day to make their lives easier. However, technical jobs seem to lack diversity and inclusion. According to Atlassian.com, 76 percent of technology jobs

Sheryl Hartwood inspires abuse survivors

According to InvisibleChildren.org, 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys will be sexually abused before they turn 18. The effects of child molestation can carry into adulthood. Sheryl Hatwood, the president and founder of Endless Voice Productions LLC, 

Khalil Walthour’s Cidenna clothing line aims to be different

Kanye West ventured into fashion with his Yeezy collection that appeals to the masses who like high-end fashion mixed with streetwear. However, Ye isn’t the only one expressing his style through clothing. Khalil Walthour, the founder of Cidenna clothing line, created

Singer Kody captures essence of pop and R&B

While Atlanta may be the home for rappers to get their shot in the music industry, rising R&B and pop artists are migrating to the city for a shot at fame as well. Singer Kody Henry left his hometown of

Exclusive interview with Atlanta’s Credit Guru, James Hunt

From your favorite rapper, athlete, or reality star, James Hunt, also known as the “Credit Guru of Atlanta,” has worked with many of them. Hunt is a celebrity wealth management expert who helps some of the biggest names in Hollywood

How 3 millennial businessmen grew million-dollar company in 1 year

According to Entrepreneur.com, there are 2.6 million Black-owned businesses in the United States. Brandon Medford, Dave Obaseki, and Eric Whitehead are three millennials building wealth and a professional reputation with their automotive company, PTG365. PTG365 serves all types of clientele,