Young People Travel Global Edge (YPTGE) and Money Matters for Youth (MMFY) have partnered to take a group of 25 young people (aged 8-20) from the metro Detroit area, on a global cultural and business immersion trip to South Africa this summer.
A 12-year-old girl has been charged with two felonies after she threw a bottle of acid on an 11-year-old following an argument on a Detroit
Marcel Stewart wants Black people to expand their horizons. The Detroit artist recently spoke to rolling out about an upcoming show he’s featured in and
Check out this exclusive clip below to find out exactly how livid Kolby becomes after discovering that her husband hasn’t been on the up-an-up.
Baby Tron was at Lyrical Lemonade’s Summer Smash 2023 and gave a dope performance. Rolling out caught up with Baby Tron backstage and spoke to
(DETROIT, MI) – The Detroit Black Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with PNC Bank, is proud to present the State of Black Business Banking Breakfast
(DETROIT, MI) – With a commitment to highlighting women who are change agents and dedicated to making a difference, Rolling Out held its annual Sisters
Ebony Cochran is an alumna of Eastern Michigan University, a serial entrepreneur, and a community change agent also known as “The Debt Survivor.” The credit
Detroit native Mikiah Westbrooks is the founder of Brix Wine. After a stint in marketing, she knew her calling was in entrepreneurship and combined it
Detroit native Melissa Butler is an alumna of Florida A&M University, and the CEO and founder of the cosmetic brands The Lip Bar and Thread
Norma Early has been in the world of accounting and finance for over two decades. Now, she is the senior manager of U.S. Accounting and
Lisa Lunsford is the co-founder and CEO of GS3 Global, a manufacturer headquartered in the metro Detroit area. GS3 is a supply chain integrator that
For the third consecutive year, Comcast is investing in small businesses locally with its Comcast RISE program. Comcast RISE (which stands for Representation, Investment, Strength and
CEO Minou Jones, Dr. Dyson, Hill Harper, Munson Steed & more were in attendance at Making it Count’s Juneteenth program, fighting against tobacco companies promoting flavored products targeting youth.
Linda Whitaker is an art enthusiast, collector and educator who supports creatives financially and through learning opportunities. She empowers creatives to grow to their full
A new twist to happy hour has arrived in Metro Detroit titled “Conversations With Kevin Tolbert.” Conversations is a weekly event on Tuesdays during the
Shirley Woodson Reid is a visual artist, educator, mentor, and art collector who is known for her figurative paintings of African American history. Some of
Ernst & Young LLP has named Kenneth Kelly, chairman & CEO, First Independence Bank, as a finalist for its Entrepreneur of the Year, Michigan &
On the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend (Detroit’s biggest dance music weekend), the 5th annual Detroit Diaspora Day Party will occur at Epiphany Community House,
Minou Jones is the chair of the Detroit Wayne Oakland Tobacco-Free Coalition and the CEO of Making It Count Community Development Corp., which educates the
