Born and raised in Chicago, writer Shanna Red has endured her share of mental health challenges in her life. She lived in multiple foster homes
This is a stark reality facing our community — Black Americans are four times more likely to die from stroke and 30-40 percent more likely
Becoming Nahshon Dion and living a peaceful and authentic life has been a work in progress. The Los Angeles native, who calls the Bronx, New
After losing her job and struggling to find work, Danielle Marshall was forced to reinvent herself in 2017. Feeling depressed and unsure of what to
Res Ipsa or res ipsa loquitur, is Latin “the thing speaks for itself” — that is exactly what Joshua Moore and Odini Gogo strived for when
Jackie Hoffman, president and founder of Peace Runners 773 was born and raised on the West Side of Chicago, so he is no stranger to
It seems that for persons of color — Karens are everywhere. They just pop up. For no apparent reason these mainly White women take casual
Cary Alan Johnson’s Desire Lines takes its reader on a journey to what gay life in New York was like during the 1980s. A Black
If you are a fan of podcasts, as many are, Acast, the world’s largest independent podcast company recently partnered with leading fintech company Self Financial
As a reporter on race, culture and social justice for the South Bay ABC7 News team in northern California, Julian Glover started reporting on discrimination
After two years of virtual live-streamed events, the in-person family reunion experience of the Chosen Few Picnic returned to Chicago’s Jackson Park on a perfectly
Actress Genelle Williams has been working steadily as a lead or series regular playing Lucy on the NBC series Family Law. She is also in
As one of a few Blacks to establish a wine and spirits brand, Marvina Robinson, founder and CEO of her boutique brand champagne company, B.
As one the co-hosts of a new late-night talk show, “The House” on FOX Soul, Cheryl Rich is no stranger to drama and the cycle
Emmy award-winning producer Kurt T. Jones has taken on a new challenge that brings a heightened awareness of his talent and accomplishments in over 15
As populations across the globe are celebrating Pride Month this June, violence disproportionately plagues people of color, especially those who identify as transgender. As the
Briannagh Dennehy, a singer, songwriter, actress and dancer ,does not take her musical success lightly. With two hit singles to her credit, “Grateful,” dedicated to
LeBron “King” James’ reign in Cleveland brought promise, prosperity and renewal to a metropolitan city that desperately needed all three. King James explores the star
Northwestern Mutual, a leading financial services company, is sponsoring The Loyola Project, a film underscoring the 1963 Loyola University Ramblers, who broke racial barriers during the Civil
Journalist, Tara Roberts and National Geographic are excited to introduce listeners and television viewers to a poignant podcast, “Into the Depths,” beginning Jan. 27 and
