According to Forbes, Black women were the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs in the United States—despite being underfunded, but then COVID hit. The pandemic has
When a manufacturer finally gets representation right.
Charlese Antoinette isn’t a household name just yet, but it’s coming. She’s been putting in work as a costume designer for years. You’ve seen her
Individual expression isn’t complete without creative looks to match, and the concept of streetwear started back in the late 70s when hip-hop began to emerge.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, released on Netflix December 18, is a brilliant ode to Rainey’s legacy and a bittersweet reminder that many of the sociopolitical
His camera captures the beauty in everyday things.
With BCGA, Keshia Walker is the first Black woman to embark on a mission for HBCU students to gain access to the technology industry via Esports.
Holiday season is in full swing, but serious gift givers are constantly looking for the best products all year ‘round whether it’s for Christmas, birthdays,
At the moment, you are my little Elly Bean. My 4-year-old, spunky, feisty, fiery ball of energy. It drives me crazy at times, but I
The award-winning documentary, ‘Maurice Hines: Bring Them Back’, provides an intimate look at Hines’ life and career as a trailblazer navigating showbusiness, loss, and his relationship with his late brother Gregory Hines.
We’ve selected nine films that capture the essence of life while matriculating—or even after attending—an HBCU.
