Misha Ford was taught the power of entrepreneurship by her grandmother, which led her to create the consulting group 3TG, which provides staffing and professional
Dr. Katina Kennedy is a psychiatric and family nurse practitioner who specializes in primary care, mental health, gynecology, and sexual health. She has dedicated herself
Fourteen years ago, director Raven Magwood Goodson had a vision for a film that was similar to one of her favorite movies, Remember the Titans.
TIME’s 2021 Kid of the Year Orion Jean envisions himself as an ambassador for kindness, which is why his second children’s book is called Race
Detavio Samuels, the CEO of REVOLT, has always said that he’s passionate about Black culture, the Black community, the future of content, and the future
Known as cinema’s first female action star, Pam Grier has seen much success in her career since the 1970s as an actress and singer. Grier
After taking a step away from music for four years, Detroit rapper Courtney Bell is back with a different perspective on music and his life,
VanVan and Heiress Harris are two young music moguls putting on for kids of all ages. Over the past year, VanVan has grown on social
Raven Watson is a twin from Memphis, Tennessee, who is on a mission to impact millions around the world through her firms Pulse Staffing and
Mahbir Thukral may be in the Netherlands, but he’s still looking to make an impact on HBCUs in the United States. Thukral is the global
Luke James is back on television screens as a cast member in season two of “Them: The Scare.” James plays Edmund Gaines, a pizza shop
As a third-generation farmer, Christina Mpilo has been always deeply connected with nature and land. After moving to the city and working closely with local
Dr. Candice “C.C.” Weaver knows the phrase “hard work pays off,” because her grind and dedication got her where she is now. At the age
In Tedrick Thurmond’s latest book, Child Support: The R.E.D.D.Y Method, the educator and author presents a transformative approach to education. Through his innovative R.E.D.D.Y. (Relationship-building,
Tanisha Corporal is one of the many participants of the Legacy Resident Retention Program (LRRP), a resource to help longtime homeowners living near the Atlanta
Brandan “BMike” Odums is a visual artist based in New Orleans. With BMike’s work, he plans to be the change that the community needs, and
Russell Batiste Jr. was a phenomenal musician that the city of New Orleans had always enjoyed and embraced. Playing for bands such as Papa Grows
Michael Davis is the deputy executive director for the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and is raising awareness of the Legacy Resident Retention Program, a resource to
Out of Bounds crew Malik Brown and Rashad Milligan discussed the latest sports topics this week: a recap of the NFL Draft, the Atlanta Falcons
DJ Jazzy T always strives to be the best, and the way she does that is setting the tone for the old school and the
