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On T.V. and the silver screen, Black women have shined with brilliance while saving the world.
In 1976, James Baldwin released a book titled The Devil Finds Work. It’s a critical analysis of Hollywood movies in which he asserts that American
It’s never not a good time for some history lessons. The times we are living in make it especially crucial to get well-researched and accurate
Jonita Davis, Marqueeda LaStar, Vanee Smith-Matsalia and Regine Sawyer are four super blerds on a mission to save the galaxy from myopia. They met in
From Netflix to her shop The Narativ, Simoyi makes her own space.
Karama Horne a/k/a “theblerdgurl,” is one of today’s foremost authorities on geek culture. She’s a journalist, correspondent and entrepreneur, who provides insight on geekdom with
It’s stressful enough being an entrepreneur. But imagine being a new entrepreneur–not even in business for a year–and you have to abruptly shut down your
In 1900, Booker T. Washington founded the National Negro Business League in Boston, Massachusetts, to promote the financial development of Black entrepreneurs. One hundred and
Despite being yet another character in the Marvel Comics Universe with a clichéd name, Brother Voodoo is interesting and worth exploring. The superhero Brother Voodoo,
Pride Month is winding down but having pride in oneself every day is a forever mood. Enter Stephanie Gayle, a P.G. County, Maryland-bred, New York
