Known as “The Stamp of Approval” and a student and teacher of hip-hop, DJ Jelly is one of the influential mixers around the globe. Over two
There’s always things in life that change our direction in life. For Bre $tyle it was a simple question that somebody asked her: “Do you
Cedric Young’s background was steeped in music from an early age, given his father’s role as a band director. With experiences at Alabama State University
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
Valerie Nesbitt is Norfolk Southern’s supplier inclusion and sustainability director, ensuring that contracts issued by the company maximize opportunities for small, minority and women-owned businesses.
It is a great time to be from Detroit, especially if you’re a fan of hip-hop or football. On the gridiron, the University of Michigan
Samara Davis’ background in planning and marketing led to her seeing that the Black community needs to have a seat at the table when it
L.R. Jackson loves to leave her readers on the edge of their seats, and her book The Accidental Queen is bound to do just that.
Stacey Key is the CEO and president of the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council, an organization that connects minority businesses to corporate supply chains, helping
At a young age, Lisa Washington knew that at some point in her life, she was going to need a kidney. When that time came,
On April 15, Comcast announced at the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs that Atlanta will be one of the cities eligible for the Comcast RISE
Inayah has always been about empowering women, and she’s taking it to the next level with her upcoming album, Wait, There’s More. The Houston artist
Eric Pinckney is the legacy principal at Integral, which is an Atlanta-based real estate development and investment management firm. With affordable housing being a major
Clay Gravesande, a season six cast member of “Love is Blind,” has garnered a lot of attention — not because he found love — but
On April 15, Comcast announced at the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs that Atlanta will be one of the cities eligible for the Comcast RISE
Kimberly King is the equal opportunity director of the Georgia Department of Transportation and is responsible for all things related to civil rights at the
Out of Bounds host Malik Brown and special guest Bre Singleton discussed the latest sports topics this week: South Carolina and Dawn Staley’s dominance, 2024
DJ Infamous has made a name as one of the iconic mixers in the music industry, working with several big-time artists such as Ludacris, T.I.,
Walter Vinson is the assistant general manager of business diversity and government affairs at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. He has a vision of improving facilities
Shea Johnson is the Georgia field office director for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. With affordable housing being a major topic in metro
