With Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaching, it is important to celebrate his life and legacy. King used nonviolent protests to achieve equal rights for
Meek Mill continues to give back to the community where he was born and raised. On Dec.19, the rapper donated $500,000 in Christmas gifts to
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
In early 2019, the craft community experienced a reckoning when crafters of color began sharing personal stories about exclusion and racial injustice in their field,
Tune in as rolling out chats with Justin Samuels, the founder of RenderATL, a conference created for Black and Brown software engineers to receive continuing
The rolling out family celebrated the creation of its Black Society page with our own Director of Special Partners, Christal Jordan and Adrian Jennings —
Miles Marshall Lewis is the perfect writer to deliver Promise That You Will Sing About Me — a book that undoubtedly belongs in your library.
“The quality of life of Black and Brown people on the South Side should be 100% better than it is. I’m going to tackle that
Nia and Justice Faith Betty are the co-founders of Révolutionnaire, a platform designed for youth to make an impact on the causes that they care
Born and raised in Chicago, attorney Kimberley Egonmwan is imminently qualified to discuss the ongoing issues her city has endured, many moons before the pandemic
The Chicago Health Department created a phenomenal event for all vaccinated civilians, which included VIP access to the annual Chosen Few DJ celebration at Kennedy
Rashad Richey, MBA, EdD, PhD, is an award-winning radio personality on News & Talk 1380-WAOK (The Rashad Richey Morning Show) and The People’s Station V-103
This is Black Business Month and the onus is on all of us to create an environment that recognizes and supports the development of a
The Ad Council, United Way Worldwide and the Rockefeller Foundation launch new campaign to highlight 211 service and provide support to those in need New
Yvette Nicole Brown’s mother has died. The “Community” alum took to Instagram over the weekend to reveal the sad news about the death of her
A proud graduate of Morehouse College and Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Keith Lamar Jr. is among the top Black trial lawyers in the country.
Afrika Porter is an activist, educator, regional Emmy Award winner and one of the executive producers of the documentary Chicago at the Crossroad. She is
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Announces National Health Equity Strategy to Confront the Nation’s Crisis in Racial Health Disparities Sets Goal to Reduce Racial Disparities
Dear Fathers organizers discuss the importance of community outreach on the AM Wake-Up Call. To watch the full segment, click play above.
Aleta Clark, aka Englewood Barbie, has become a household name in Chicago for distributing food to hundreds of people Monday through Friday. Clark opened six
