Historically Black Colleges and Universities are closing the year with a fresh wave of federal and private research funding, strengthening their role as national engines
Efforts to advance reparations for the legacy of colonialism and transatlantic slavery gained increased visibility in late 2025, as political leaders and advocacy groups across
Christmas music often presents itself as universal, nostalgic, and timeless. Yet the emotional language most people associate with the season did not emerge by accident.
In the fast-paced world of business, small businesses often face challenges in marketing. Limited resources and time constraints can make it difficult to develop and
KILLEEN, TEXAS – December 3, 2025 – AI ICON 2026, the leading Artificial Intelligence & Innovation Conference, is setting the stage for empowerment and skill
Black cuisines reflect a wide range of traditions shaped by history, geography, and community. These foodways trace their origins to Africa, the Caribbean, and African
Early Voices That Shaped Literary Traditions The contributions of Black writers to literature began long before their work was widely recognized. Phillis Wheatley, the first
Why the Celebration Bowl Matters to HBCU Football HBCU football has always carried more meaning than wins and losses. It represents opportunity, pride, and tradition
H&M’s Michigan Avenue store is hosting a pop-up curated by Maison Black, and the energy around it feels grounded in community pride. The event brings
The Critics Choice Association held its eighth celebration honoring Black Cinema and Television, and the night carried a feeling of pride, confidence, and cultural impact.
From HBCU Classrooms to Global Recognition Many people still think elite academic pipelines start only at big-name Ivy League schools. That belief leaves a lot
A National Stage for HBCU Entrepreneurs REVOLT TV’s “Bet on Black” returned for its fifth season with a new focus: student founders from historically Black
By: Susan Rogers Across Georgia, the Black community plays a vital role in shaping culture, faith, business, creativity, and civic life. But when it comes
Why $70M In Portland Matters For A Black Neighborhood Portland’s 1803 Fund has pledged about $70 million to the redevelopment of a historic Black neighborhood
A Black-Founded Beauty Brand Scales Beyond Borders Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s hair-care line, Cécred, is doing more than selling products—it’s expanding access, reshaping beauty norms, and fueling
Texas Southern University just did something the program hasn’t accomplished in a quarter century: finish the season with a winning record. And while the final
Hampton University’s enrollment jump stands out during a period when many colleges across the country continue to report flat or shrinking numbers. Hampton is an
Portland’s latest redevelopment effort focuses on something the city hasn’t always handled well: helping long-standing Black neighborhoods regain control of land, space, and opportunity. The
How DISTRKCT Started And Why It Matters DISTRKCT began with a simple idea. Creators in Kansas City needed a place that felt built for them.
How the Shutdown Affects Federal Workers The U.S. government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025 has now crossed the 40-day mark, leaving thousands of
Eddie Murphy has spent more than four decades shaping American comedy, but Netflix’s new documentary Being Eddie offers something audiences rarely see: the private man
South Africa has introduced plans for a new transformation fund aimed at supporting Black-owned businesses through financing and business-development resources. Government officials describe the initiative
Pharrell Williams’ Black Ambition program is entering a major new phase this fall, expanding its network and support systems to reach more Black and Latinx
The National Association of Black Bookstores, known as NAB2, has officially launched as the first U.S. organization dedicated entirely to supporting Black-owned bookstores and independent