Kimberly Wilson
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How Black Founders And Consumers Are Responding To Target’s Supplier Diversity Rollbacks
Target has officially eliminated many of its DEI initiatives and it’s affecting already struggling retail brands. The big box store has long touted a strong...
More Than A Game: The WNBA’s Cultural Revolution
The WNBA of my childhood— when stars like Lisa Leslie, Dawn Staley and Sheryl Swoopes made splashes on and off the court—felt like a cultural...
Here’s Why Nearly Two-Thirds Of Black Americans Are Grappling With Financial Stress
In 2025, financial wellness isn’t just about money—it’s about survival. Especially given the recent changes in the administration and the bleak reality of what the...
Power Moves: The Door Acquires DISRPT, A Black Woman-Founded Culture-Driven PR Agency
In a landscape where authentic storytelling and cultural impact reign supreme, Adriane Jefferson has achieved what many founders only dream of —The Door, a leading...
Sweet Success: How This Black-Owned Vegan Bakery Is Redefining Dessert Culture
I’ll be the first to admit — if you were to offer me a vegan dessert, I may just turn it down. I mean, how...
Protected: ‘Built to Host’: How New Orleans Is Turning Super Bowl LIX Into Long-Term Community Impact
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. The post Protected: ‘Built to Host’: How New Orleans Is Turning Super Bowl LIX Into...
53% Of Americans Didn’t Use All Their Time Off Last Year — Here’s How to Maximize Your 2025 PTO
If there’s one thing about me, all of my paid time off will be used and accounted for each year. Why? Because I’ve learned the...
How Borrowers Can Survive Student Loan Repayment Amidst Change In Washington
Today, Donald Trump takes office as the 47th President of the United States, marking the return of a Republican administration to the White House. This...
ESScent Of The Week: Ellis Brooklyn’s MARSHMALLOWS Is The Sweet-But-Sophisticated Scent We’ve Been Craving
I love marshmallows. To eat, to hold over a fire, on top of my sweet potato casserole, in my hot chocolate and especially in my...
Rashida Jones, The First Black Woman To Lead A Major News Network, Announces MSNBC Exit
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,...