It’s the end of an era. Rashida Jones, the history-making president of MSNBC and the first Black woman to lead a major television news network,...

For over a decade, I’ve created meaningful spaces for underrepresented voices in tech. Yet, I’ve never been more alarmed. As our favorite tools automate workflows...

HBCU sports are truly something special. And accordingly, there’s a reason why in recent years we’ve seen an uptick in not only popularity, but record-breaking...

Nakia Holmes could hear raucous laughter in the hair salon when she arrived for her weekly appointment. An introvert, she greeted her stylist then quietly...

The Civil Rights struggle waged on America’s Black Belt reshaped what was possible for marginalized people, but those who bore the brunt of the burden,...

From the moment electric power illuminated our gas-lit world to the mass adoption of the internet, groundbreaking innovations have sparked apprehension. The rise of Artificial...

“You don’t seem like a Jo Malone type of girl.” I remember when my girl Felice said that to me when I was raving about...

More than 80% of Americans say they want to write a book, but just 5 to 7% of published authors are Black, and the industry...

Black women have historically and continue to experience higher unemployment rates than other groups of women, but this recent decline in employment is significant compared...

I’ll admit it — getting good with money is not easy. Especially in a world of (over)consumerism, where making a purchase literally comes at the...