Doranita Tyler entered the insurance industry as a fresh start after experiencing a challenging period involving a failed marriage and job loss. Her mission now focuses on bridging the wealth gap, empowering Black and Brown families, and ensuring generational transformation.
Terrie Simmons is more than a “Dream Maker”; she is a force of change, lighting the way for underserved communities and fostering the superpowers within us all.
In a glamorous gathering on Thursday, October 26, 2023, Chicago’s elite came together at the luxurious Gwen Hotel for a night of inspiration, empowerment, and
Lord Afrixana brings all of himself to his music. In his vibrant tracks, the Ghanaian American rapper and singer draws on his background in African pop and hip-hop,
Some Texas Conroe Independent School District trustees have opened up about being against racial inclusivity and pride because they represent “symbols of personal ideologies,” ABC13 reported. One school district
Having CPR training and know-how and pool safety-strategies in place can help keep your Black family safe.
In recent times, it’s becoming more common for Black children to learn how to swim, but that hasn’t always been the case. Swimming wasn’t necessarily
Anslem Elumogo-Gardner was named the first chief of staff for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago in July of 2022. With over a decade
Citizens launches Black History Month challenge for HBCU students promoting awareness, education and understanding of Black culture
Idris Elba is one of the more successful Black actors of his generation, but he doesn’t want to be described by race anymore. In a
Self-taught writer, producer and director Courtney Glaudè sits down with rolling out to discuss his newest thriller, “The Reading,” starring Mo’Nique and executive produced by
Vice president Kamala Harris and the First Husband hosted an incredible holiday celebration at The Naval Observatory in Washington D. C., with a powerful star-studded,
Agnes Moss, the CEO and president of the National Black Movie Association, uses her platform to advocate for and provide funding to aspiring filmmakers. Moss
Watching the film Till fuels my journey to continue to fight for equality and advocate for Black men. While there are several things in the
The Washington Post highlighted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‘s latest data on the the demographics of who’s been affected by COVID-19. Since the
Originally from New York City, Aliya Huey and chef Scotley Innis are bringing authentic Caribbean cuisine to the Atlanta area with their restaurant Continent Restaurant
Herschel Walker sits down for a three-part interview with Rolling Out’s Christal Jordan to discuss his race for a Georgia senate seat against incumbent senator
Marlin Briscoe, the first Black starting quarterback in the American Football League, died at the age of 76 on June 27, 2022, after battling pneumonia.
Keeshae Jacobs was just 21 years old when she went missing in September of 2016. Her mother Toni Jacobs says she was a typical young
The Bagley Development Group (BDG) has kicked off a $75M renovation project located in downtown Detroit that’s slated to bring 148 luxury one and two
