2020 Essence Fest postponed amid Louisiana Coronavirus concerns
The 2020 Essence Festival is being postponed and moved “closer to the fall” amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic in Louisiana, organizers announced … Keep Reading
What does the Coronavirus Pandemic mean for the Largest Black Owned Architecture Firm?
The Coronavirus pandemic’s impact on architecture still isn’t totally clear. Some construction sites are closed, financial markets are fluctuating, and designers are … Keep Reading
How the outbreak has affected this Black Owned Bed & Breakfast
The Cochrane House is an art-filled, 18th century mansion in Detroit’s historic Brush Park, located in the heart of Downtown Detroit. This family owned bed and breakfast … Keep Reading
Mompreneur plans to launch Detroit’s first Co-Working Play Space for Families
Once it launches this summer, Social Tykes will be Detroit’s first co-working play space for mothers and families. The 1,700-square-foot space will … Keep Reading
Howard University to receive $13 Million as part of Coronavirus Stimulus Package
The Senate unanimously passed an approximately $2.2 trillion stimulus package late Wednesday night in an effort to jump-start an economy severely affected by … Keep Reading
The COVID-19 Effect on Black Business: PR Firm Owner – DANIELLE
The COVID-19 global pandemic will without a doubt, affect Black owned businesses for years to come. In this series, we will be … Keep Reading
Why Octavia Butler’s Novels Are So Relevant Today
It’s campaign season in the US, and a charismatic dark horse is running with the slogan ‘make America great again’. According to … Keep Reading
Coronavirus and Black Entrepreneurship: The Impact On My Life And Business – ABU
The Coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a brutal decline in economic activity that is hitting many Black owned businesses and professionals hard. … Keep Reading
7 year old activist uses $600 of savings to make coronavirus care packages for seniors, feed 90 students
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, a first-grader in Gaithersburg, Maryland, used money he saved up to help those in need as a way to overcome fear with … Keep Reading
Black Woman Hemp Farmer Creates Hemp Tea To Help Promote Healthy Immune Systems
Clarenda Stanley is a fifth-generation Black woman hemp farmer originally from Alabama’s Black Belt region. She is also the owner of newly … Keep Reading