Rolling out is honoring Black women for Women’s History Month. We had the pleasure of interviewing Sunshine Reigns, better known as The Hood Unicorn, the
Natalie Jackson’s passion for design started very early, and in 2012 she followed her dreams and started her first six-figure company. Through the company, she
Keeana Barber is the CEO of WDB Marketing, which is a one-stop marketing and promotions shop. They offer graphic design, print services, web design, marketing
This Sisters with Superpowers story is sponsored by Chevy. LaTanya Cooper is an entrepreneur who balances her time between her bookkeeping business and non-profit organization.
Koeryelle DuBose is the founder of Werk University, an online educational platform that caters to Black women and teaches them how to utilize their skills
In honor of Women’s History Month, BlkWomenHustle® announced the launch of The BlkWomenHustle® Collective, the consulting and educational sector of BlkWomenHustle®, which was curated to provide
Christi Love, founder of With an EYE PR, has been elevating the presence of her clients for over 20 years. Corporations, small businesses, artists and
Founder of The BOSS Network, Cameka Smith has been an impactful asset in the community of entrepreneurial women for over 13 years. Her network operates
Lashawn Dreher, a marketing strategist, created BlkWomenHustle to give Black female professionals a platform to connect, empower and uplift one another. She is helping to
President Joe Biden is expected to nominate the first Black woman to the Supreme Court soon. During his campaign in June 2020 in Delaware, he
During the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers (NAMAD) 41st Annual Membership Meeting, Alva Adams Mason, group manager, Multicultural Business Alliance & Strategy and Multicultural
It’s no secret that Black women have become leaders in the corporate and entrepreneurial world. Although Black women are receiving prestigious titles and owning thriving
It’s been a social media phrase used extensively over the past half decade. Protect Black women. The premise is simple. Be kind to Black women,
Rico Nasty might just have to smack a Playboi Carti fan today. The DMV-rapper took to Twitter to voice her frustrations with the crowd’s reaction
Johanna R. Jones is the newly appointed president and CEO of Information Technology Senior Management Forum (ITSMF). With over 20 years of experience in nonprofit
Dr. B.K. Edmond is a board-certified anesthesiologist, author, and philanthropist. The master clinician is also the founder of The B. Edmond Project. The accomplished expert
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference has announced its next commissioner. On Oct. 26, the league announced Sonja Stills will become the first female commissioner in MEAC
Storyteller and filmmaker omó pastor focuses on the intersection of gender, sexuality, emotions and history. Gaze is pastor’s first published book and consists of prose,
Tune in as rolling out chats with the beautiful and talented Omeretta the Great. Known for her catchy bars and Atlanta cadence, Omeretta shares her
Watchen Nyanue is a strategic marketing and business development executive from Liberia, who resides in Chicago. She is the founder and CEO of I Choose
