Reflecting on Black American Business History
National Visionaries and Texas Pioneers Who Built Economic Power Introduction Black American business history is often framed narrowly—either as isolated
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When Ten Minutes of Fury Rewrite a Decade: How the Black Diaspora Can Help Rebuild Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica in minutes, but recovery could take years. Discover how global Black investors and philanthropists can transform compassion into capital — rebuilding stronger, smarter, and more sustainably.
Is it Really Fair to Blame One Man for an Entire College? Let’s Chat
We Are ALL Deion Sanders – The Jackson State HBCU Challenge Greetings, brothas and sistas. In this special report video…
Will Karen Civil’s Fraud Allegations Tarnish Her Media Influencer Brand? Lessons on PR Damage Control
Those were the good old days for her, when her name was not tarnished by a series of escalating controversies, that has culminated with some very damning allegations this week from hip hop music artists and even a nonprofit in Haiti.
Have DFW Churches Turned Off Successful Black Men?
Want Black Men Back in the Black Church?
Motivate yourself – Why God created you in His image
“When things in life go wrong, it’s common to blame God automatically. And when we want a way out of bad situations, we pray that God completely take over and make things better, as if He’s a genie in a bottle. When we want a blessing in our finances, we’re taught that giving tithes to the church will give us ten times more in return. When we look for a husband or wife, we leave it completely in God’s hands to find us the perfect mate. When we want a better job, we turn it over to God to make it fall in our laps.
Historic Black Jockeys Honored by Woodford Reserve Charity Program
Pursuitist Headlines wrote up a nice article about how winemaker Woodford Reserve is honoring African American horse jockeys with their
The Policing of Black America: Examining Racial Disparities in Law Enforcement
Public Service Announcement The Policing of Black America: Examining Racial Disparities in Law Enforcement–A town hall – free and open
Keeping Families Connected Offers New Curriculum of Empowerment to Young Men of Color
Boyz ‘N Blue to teach boys 12-18 life skills and values for success June 26, 2020 (Dallas, TX) — Keeping
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 