How Anna Nyakana is empowering youth with the ‘Niyah Zuri’ book series
Anna Nyakana discovered an overwhelming need to empower youth and focus on literacy in order to give kids a foundation of knowledge of self versus
Anna Nyakana discovered an overwhelming need to empower youth and focus on literacy in order to give kids a foundation of knowledge of self versus
Rae Giana Rashad is the author of The Blueprint, a novel about a young Black woman who faces a world of injustice and bondage, specifically
From history and fiction to romance and sports, Black authors released a plethora of amazing books in 2023 that kept readers on their toes and
Through her trials and tribulations, Faith Wells has created a book that can help you through your spiritual journey and inspire you to become greater
Danielle Jackson, the author of The Accidental Pinup, celebrates Black love and plus-size bodies in her newest novel Accidentally in Love, which is about two
Victor Luckerson is the author Built From the Fire: The Epic Story of Tulsa’s Greenwood District. The book is a comprehensive account of the history
Kountry Wayne has been generating considerable buzz among his peers in the entertainment industry as one of comedy’s most notable rising stars. Since his first
Rev. Otis Moss III recently released his informative new book, Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times, which is a guide to uplift our
After establishing herself as an author, mentor, philanthropist playwright, and speaker, Katrina Walker is setting a precedent for entrepreneurial excellence. With the publishing of her
Cassius F. Butts is an American business executive and former Region IV administrator for the United States Small Business Administration appointed by President Barack Obama.
Just a little over 20 years ago, four-time Grammy-nominated R&B singer and songwriter Kem was a homeless drug addict living on the streets of Detroit.
Ernest Owens is an award-winning journalist, CEO of Ernest Media Empire LLC, and the author of the book The Case for Cancel Culture: How This Democratic
Joycelyn R. Barnett is an educator, author, mentor and motivational speaker who founded Pathway Forward to motivate and mentor participants to reach their full potential.
In the early 1940s, Ann Petry was the first African American woman to author a novel that became a national bestseller. Her 1946 debut novel,
Koereyelle Mallard, the founder of WERK University and a serial entrepreneur, recently co-authored and released a book in collaboration with seven other powerful and influential
Somalian-American Boyah J. Farah survived significant hardship in the country of his birth only to experience firsthand the dehumanization of Blacks when he arrived in
Jariel Jones created a nonprofit organization called Feed the Streetz Foundation in Atlanta. The mission of the 501(c)(3) organization is to alleviate homelessness, poverty, hunger,
Set on the outskirts of an ever-changing London landscape, Sussie Anie’s debut novel, To Fill a Yellow House, is the poignant story of an unlikely
Michelle Obama sat down with NPR to talk about her new book The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times. In her book, she talks
Benny Pough is a respected and influential name in the music industry. He’s held executive roles at major record labels like Motown, Def Jam and MCA Records,