Trey Warren has found his footing after sports. The former tri-sport athlete at Marietta High School and linebacker at UT-Martin has landed a leadership role
Iconic supermodel Beverly Johnson; and thought leader Cameka Smith, Ph.D., graced the Next Up conference in Chicago on Sept. 29, 2023. These influential women, each
CHICAGO – This month, Chicago native and CEO, college student Princess Jenkins hosted a one-day affirmation experience for girls ages 5 to 10 years old
Big Tigger is a television and radio personality, and best known as the host of BET’s “Rap City” and “106 & Park.” Currently, Tigger is
NASHVILLE, Tennessee – Nissan, in collaboration with 100 Black Men of America, hosted a group of young Black and Hispanic students from around the country
Deja Kelly is one of the most popular athletes in college sports. UNC’s star guard has over 160,000 followers on Instagram, and thanks to the
Rolling out spoke to serial entrepreneur Shelly Omilâdè Bell, a computer scientist and founder of The Black Girl Ventures Foundation, as part of our Tech Talk
Mentorship is key to success in any field in life. It’s a spiritual and practical theory that humans need other humans to survive and thrive>
Women’s History Month is a key moment in time to reflect on and celebrate the triumphs of women across the world. Women have come a
As the chief of diversity of Google, Melonie Parker is an advocate for change and leadership for women and people of color in the workplace.
Art encompasses every facet of our lives and artists are needed to drive the culture forward. Despite its importance, many artists struggle with creating viable
NAACP Image Award-winner Musiq Soulchild opened his first “Musiq Room” to Utopian Academy for the Arts on March 10, in partnership with the Steve &
Ray and Vivian Chew announce the Power 2 Inspire Foundation summer internship/mentorship program for young music creators Ray Chew and Vivian Scott Chew are pleased
During a conversation with rolling out, Briahna Gatlin of Swank PR shared her insight on the importance of mentorship and self-care when running a business.
Music fans wonder aloud if K. Michelle flushed the last vestiges of her career down the commode after waxing poetically on how much she misses
Abdul Muhammad, also known as “DJ Damage,” is a nationally syndicated DJ, host, and entrepreneur. The Philadelphia native recently starred in the BET docuseries, “Arm-Chair
Girls of Excellence, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides support and mentoring services for girls ages 8-18 and grades three to 12. It was
Charlene L. Sanders is a lifestyle entrepreneur and founder of Eventual Entrepreneur AKADEMY. As a self-professed former corporate misfit, now proud corporate dropout, she has
Glenda Gill, a former automotive industry leader and proven change agent, has a very impressive and accomplished resume. The former executive director of Rainbow PUSH
Craft Syndicate by Dutch Masters wants to give a mentorship opportunity and a $15K grant to aspiring music producers. Craft Syndicate returns celebrating its second
