Patrick Dicks is the owner of Dicks Consulting Group, an adjunct professor, and an expert in automation and artificial intelligence with over 25 years of
Jerry Johnson spent 13 years playing at the highest level of international basketball in Turkey Belgium, and Kazakhstan. Earning multiple championships, and individual awards, Johnson
The Essence Festival of Culture is a weekend-long celebration dedicated to Black people. On July 2, the company BLK Men in Tech was present at
Carl Jones is best known for his work as co-executive producer of “The Boondocks,” the first Cartoon Network program to win a Peabody Award. Jones
John Griffin Jr. is the CEO and founder of AGB Investigative Services, which stands for Always Giving Back. According to their website, AGB is the
Amira Virgil, also known as “Xmiramira,” is a content creator, community manager, project manager and graphic designer. She also creates content on YouTube and Twitch
The idea, however, has been beset with technical problems that have, to date, limited the type of organs that can be printed.
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It’s not common to hear of many tech startup founders being born and raised in Terry, Mississippi. But those odds did not discourage Sheena Allen.
The camera’s miniature metalens can capture more than 120 degrees of scenery, say scientists.
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Actress Tisha Campbell and her brother, retired lieutenant Stan Campbell, have developed an app that will help community members (read: Black people) better navigate situations
McDonald’s has partnered with Black gamer FaZe Swagg and the FaZe Clan for a holiday promotion. A play off friendsgiving, unofficial gathering of friends with
Digital tool lets startups see how much their methods would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over five years.
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