“I don’t believe Africa needs to be saved,” declares Amanda Spann, one of the founders of tipbhub, the business accelerator and consultancy that supports seed
The short answer is Yesssssssss! Take a moment to consider your life five years from now, the year is 2019 — What does your life
Stephen Flemister, mixed media artist Krista Franklin, poet and visual artist Recent work: “& the invisible, & the unbelievers” Where: The South Side Community Arts
It was just three years ago when rolling out announced attorney Patrise M. Perkins-Hooker was the first elected African American officer to serve the State
Black Intellectual Devin Fergus teaches social policy and history in the Department of African American and African Studies at the Ohio State University. A senior fellow
Princeton University’s Dr. Eddie Glaude recently discussed Donald Sterling and the pervasive racist attitudes in America. Listen to the exclusive interview below: //rollingout.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/EddieGlaude3.wav
Leslie Jones continues to catch flack for her “slavery” joke that she performed on “Saturday Night Live.” Princeton’s Dr. Eddie Glaude offers an interesting perspective
Princeton’s Dr. Eddie Glaude recently spoke with rolling out about the article, “Why I’ll Never Apologize for my White Male Privilege.” The article was written
A 16-year-old teenager graduated college before getting her high school diploma. According to CBS Miami, Grace Bush started taking college courses at 13-years-old. Bush eventually
Dr. Farah Griffin is an author, scholar, activist and artist. The Harvard graduate is professor of English and comparative literature and African-American studies at Columbia
An Oakland, Calif., teenager has beat the odds to earn a spot at an Ivy League school. According to KGO-TV, 17-year-old Akintunde Ahmad earned a
Kwasi Enin accomplished a feat that was so extraordinary that it’s probably easier to be struck by lighting. Enin, 17, a senior at William Floyd
Georgia State University professor Jonathan Gayles grew up a fan of hip-hop music. During his high school and college days, he enjoyed music by Public
During the “bad ole days,” groups of white men would often just beat an innocent black man or woman for fun while walking down the
Nicki Minaj and Malcolm X Rolling out spoke with famed black scholar and intellectual Dr. Eddie Glaude, chair of the department of African American studies
In order to understand the importance of Black History Month, we all need to learn about the founder of what began as Negro History Week
There has been no greater omission from our historical past than the name of Paul Robeson, who has been seemingly written out of American history
Dr. Dennis Kimbro’s best-selling book, Think and Grow Rich: A Black Choice, propelled the financial adviser’s career to a stratosphere that is seldom reached by
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For the past two years, rolling out has highlighted several of the top college professors, authors and scientists in America with the “Black Intellectual” series.
