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How social media might evolve in 2021

By Kenyatta Victoria / December 31, 2020

How to tell the difference between AI-created images and real people online

By Jasmine McCaskill / December 5, 2020

‘Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ for PS5 strikes cultural chords

By Stone Mims / December 4, 2020

Neil deGrasse Tyson says asteroid could hit Earth before 2020 election

By A.R. Shaw / October 19, 2020

Facebook announces major Africa investment

By rolling / July 23, 2020

HBCU graduate Justin Shaifer creates cartoon to excite students about STEM

By Cassidy Sparks / July 21, 2020

T-Mobile apologizes for 12-hour outage

By rolling / June 18, 2020

WhatsApp introducing coronavirus fact-checking chatbot

By rolling / May 5, 2020

Facebook launches app for couples

By rolling / April 14, 2020

How algorithms are transforming discrimination, part 2

By Danielle Adrianna Davis, Esq. / April 14, 2020

Samsung is donating smartphones; here’s what you need to know

By rolling / April 2, 2020

How algorithms are transforming discrimination, part 1

By Danielle Adrianna Davis, Esq. / March 30, 2020

Twitter testing new features to resemble Instagram functionality

By rolling / March 5, 2020

Nick Bey shares why Relevant Systems is focused on minorities and women

By Eddy "Precise" Lamarre / January 18, 2020

Uber and Hyundai teaming up to develop flying taxis

By rolling / January 7, 2020

7 most powerful moments from 2019 RIDE Con

By A.R. Shaw / September 13, 2019

FaceApp turns you older and allegedly gives Russians access to your identity

By A.R. Shaw / July 17, 2019

Aviator and CEO Tammera L. Holmes is teaching Chicago youth to soar

By Rolling Out / May 28, 2019
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National Council of Negro Women’s GirlTech is focused on the future

By Celeste McCaw / May 6, 2019

10 fitness apps to help you get in the best shape of your life

By rolling / May 1, 2019