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June 1, 2026
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The Center for Black Excellence and Culture announced it received a two-year $247,000 grant from the New York-based Dana Foundation to launch a civic science research initiative. The...
In American cities large and small, Black folks are building businesses, buying homes, breaking into high-growth industries and reclaiming economic ground long denied through generations of...
Rare 1920s Footage: All-Black Towns Living the American Dream | National Geographic
An Atlanta high school senior is preparing to continue a family legacy more than six decades in the making at Georgia Institute of Technology, CBS News reports. Ralph Long IV, a graduating senior at...
The 30th American Black Film Festival (ABFF) is underway in Miami Beach, with Community Day set to spotlight the world premiere of Girl Dad, directed by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Solvan “Slick”...
Fortune released its 29th annual Most Powerful Women in Business list this week, honoring 100 female executives shaping key sectors of the global economy, including finance, retail, energy...
When I was a child, we had only Black dolls in the house—a consideration that I am realizing was not universal. My mother was adamant about this decision, and she was also clear with us, as...
