Written by It was a Thursday night. 11:47 PM. I was still at my desk. “Just one more email.” The same lie I’d told myself for 5 years. She stood in the doorway. No tears. No drama. Just exhausted. “I’m done competing with your laptop for attention.” Then she went to bed. I sat there for an … Continue reading “The day my wife said “I’m done” changed how I see money.”
Most People Take Months to Find a Remote Job. So I compiled the best remote job websites for you. Whether you’re a freelancer, a digital nomad, or simply looking for more flexibility, these sites have it all! 1. SolidGigs It helps streamline your job hunting. A monthly membership fee grants you access to a huge … Continue reading “Most People Take Months to Find a Remote Job. So I compiled the best remote job websites for you.”
Jacqueline Hill, the new president of Pittsburgh’s NAACP, is prioritizing growing membership and protecting voting rights in the key swing state. Elected in July and officially installed on Aug. 2, Hill, 75, a Homewood native, has long devoted her life to community service. Since returning home in 2012, she’s been driven by a determination to … Continue reading “Pittsburgh’s New NAACP President Makes It Her ‘Obligation’ To Revitalize The Chapter”
Eastside Golf has already established itself as an apparel brand that bridges golf with Black culture. Founded by two Morehouse graduates, Eastside Golf has made tremendous strides and sales in their mission to make the sport an inclusive space. With its first retail store opening in Detroit as well as collaborations with Nike and Jordan, … Continue reading “Eastside Golf Apparel Brand Hosts ‘Community Days’ To Get More Black People Teeing Up”
A TikTok teacher, identified as Ms. Williams, and her eye-turning attire have reopened a cultural conversation about professionalism, bodily autonomy, and appearance in classrooms. Williams went viral, being dubbed the new #Teacherbae, after videos circulated of her in multiple form-fitting outfits at school. Her ensembles — body-sculpting skirts and strappy heels — have invited swift … Continue reading “And Another One: TikTok Teacher With A Tight Skirt Raises Eyebrows”
A New Orleans family displaced by Hurricane Katrina 20 years ago is reflecting on the generosity of Minneapolis locals who helped get them through the harrowing ordeal. Stacey and Harold Bruno, along with their two children, Tiara, 8, and Harold Jr., 6, at the time, recall fleeing New Orleans for Minneapolis after Hurricane Katrina devastated … Continue reading “Family Displaced By Hurricane Katrina Received Rent-Free Home, Car, and Support in Minneapolis”
South Fulton residents are raising concerns over a proposed Chevron gas station set to be built along Stonewall Tell Road. Homeowners cite potential environmental risks, blight, and possible violations of city ordinances as key issues. A public meeting held in August prompted residents to believe that officials may attempt to amend these rules to expedite the … Continue reading “Georgia Residents Object To New Gas Station Citing Environmental Risks”
The Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce has made Liberty City its home with the first permanent headquarters in the organization’s 50-year history, in effort to uplift Black entrepreneurs, Miami-Times Online reported. The new office sits in The Serenity at Liberty Square, a 193-unit mixed-use building that is in the midst of a multi-phase redevelopment plan. The … Continue reading “Miami-Dade Chamber Of Commerce Returns To Liberty City After 50 Years To Boost Black-Owned Businesses”
The Franchise Game, dedicated to fostering and elevating underrepresented entrepreneurs into franchise ownership, hosted its highly anticipated summit on Aug. 15 at Yum! Brands’ headquarters in Frisco, Texas. This standing-room-only experience brought together powerhouse franchisees, financial leaders, brand executives, and aspiring owners for a day of education, inspiration, and deal-making—with a clear focus on opening … Continue reading “The Franchise Game 2025 Breaks Barriers To Ownership At Third Annual Event”
You’ve been dreaming of it, planning and saving for it, and yet sometimes, the costs just get away from you. You know what we’re talking about. Millions of Americans travel during the holidays, but how much does it really cost? Some costs, like airplane tickets and hotel reservations, are obvious. What you might be missing … Continue reading “Holiday Travel Ain’t Cheap: What To Expect In 2025”