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
Slavery is a painful period in Black history, but despite that pain it was also the catalyst for cultural movements in the realm of music
On August 9, 2013, Melvin Rodriguez experienced a parent’s worst nightmare, he and his wife lost their infant son. The baby was born with severe
The American Urban Radio Networks’ digital team has spent a lot of time visiting comic book festivals that celebrate the diversity of Blerdhood. One element
There are a lot of terrible comic book character names out there: Maggot, Squirrel Girl, Doop… But for sheer racial tone-deafness, Marvel’s Man-Ape is one
LeTonya F. Moore, JD, has nearly 20 years of experience advocating for small businesses and government agencies. Her client roster includes the US Department of
From a head-nod to a basic two-step to complex moves executed by greats like Janet Jackson, Alvin Ailey, Misty Copeland, and more—without the art of
#BlackTwitter is notorious for setting the creative tone of modern popular culture—especially when it comes to comedy. Take the possibility of WWIII, for example. In
