A momentous announcement in Tulsa has set the stage for what could become one of the most significant community rebuilding efforts in modern American history.
Black Leaders Detroit’s CEO Dwan Dandridge is leading the ‘Ride 4 Equity’ 35-day journey that begins 5/31 and concludes on 7/4 in New York.
Linda Jackson, vice president of the Major Taylor Cycling Club of Oklahoma, is embarking on a historic journey that merges legacy and leadership. As a key participant in the historical Ride to Remember and the Ride 4 Equity—a 1,645-mile cycling expedition from Tulsa’s historic Black Wall Street to New York City’s Wall Street—Jackson is bringing both grit and purpose to the pavement, using her physical strength to push forward a powerful message of justice and equity
Target Corporation has acknowledged a direct connection between its decision to scale back diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and a substantial decline in quarterly sales
The historic Greenwood District of Tulsa will once again pulse with energy as the 4th Annual Black Wall Street Rally returns May 15-17, 2025. Under
Reginald F. Lewis, the visionary entrepreneur who orchestrated the largest offshore leveraged buyout in American history and became the first Black businessman to build a
The Department of Justice’s recent four-month investigation into the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre has uncovered disturbing evidence that challenges long-held narratives about one of America’s
In a poignant moment that resonates deeply with the struggles and triumphs of Black America, 109-year-old Lessie Benningfield Randle, one of the last living survivors
The struggle for justice and reparations for the survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre continues to unfold in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A newly established commission,
More than a century after one of the deadliest racial attacks in U.S. history, survivors and their descendants are finally witnessing a long-overdue investigation into
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown made headlines in 2023 after signing a historic five-year, $304 million contract extension, the largest in NBA history. However, it’s
Lecester “Bill” Allen, who was nicknamed “The Wiz” and founded the New Black Wall Street Market in suburban Atlanta, has died after a long illness.
In the fast-evolving landscape of entrepreneurship and wealth building, one leader stands out for her unwavering commitment to empowering Black entrepreneurs. Ashli Sims, a seasoned
Reina Jones, the assistant vice president of community development at Delta Community Credit Union, dedicated her career to supporting organizations and individuals who help edify
The Supreme Court in Oklahoma rejected the reparations lawsuit brought by the remaining survivors of the infamous Tulsa Race Massacre more than 100 years ago.
Jasmine Young, the founder and president of The Financial Literacy Institute Inc., hosted the third annual Black Wall Street Black Business Expo Honors in metro
The 3rd annual Black Wall Street Business Expo in metro Atlanta accomplished three important objectives: it paid homage to the oldest living survivor of the
Charles “Champ” Walker wants to bring industry-shifting change to Black economics. The Black businessman has introduced the Black Wall Street Ticker. Ahead of the public
Hughes Van Ellis, one of the last known survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921, has died. He was 102. Ellis, aka “Uncle Redd,”
Nehemiah Frank loves his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. As he grew up and learned more about the Black Wall Street Massacre of 1921, Frank took
