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Black Integrated Nurse Coach Creates Self-Care Box to Help Alleviate Stress, Anxiety and Depression During the Pandemic

Glenda Bundy, Black Integrated Nurse Coach

Nationwide — Many are feeling hopeless, anxious, and exhausted as a result of the pandemic and other societal issues. Glenda Bundy, integrative nurse coach and founder of Time Mind Life […]

Black Woman Entrepreneur Opens Healing Spa After 10 Years in the Making

Cindy Tawiah, founder of Diva Day Spa Healing Centre

Baltimore, MD — Veteran businesswoman Cindy Tawiah is proud to announce the opening of Maryland’s newest Black-owned spa. The Diva Day Spa Healing and Retreat Centre, located in the city […]

Award-Winning Black-Owned Bakery Launches First Ever Dessert Truck

Andrea Lacy, founder of Luv's Brownies

Luv’s Brownies Launches Mobile Sweet Shoppe in Santa Clara County, California Nationwide — The award-winning online bakery, Luv’s Brownies®, home of the Original Heart-Shaped Brownie®, is bringing its sweet treats […]

Black Inventor Creates Unique Device That Makes Comb-Twists and Other Unique Hair Styles

Twisternator

Nationwide — After complaining about spending hours in the hairdresser’s chair on Crenshaw Blvd in South Central Los Angeles, former English teacher and inventor David “DC” Holland was challenged by […]

Deborah Archer Becomes 1st Black Woman to Lead ACLU in 100 Years

Deborah Archer, first Black woman President at ACLU

New York, NY — Deborah Archer, a civil rights attorney and professor at New York University School of Law, has made history as the first-ever Black person to be elected […]

Black Family Murdered. 45 Years Later, The Case Remains Open

Diggs family murdered

A film about their story called ‘American Wisper’ is now streaming on major platforms like Tubi TV, Amazon Prime, and Vimeo. Nationwide — On a cold December afternoon in 1975, […]

HBCU Grad Creates Card Game That Empowers Black & Brown Families to Build Generational Wealth

Ruby Taylor, founder of Legacy Card game

Baltimore, MD — From a story of power and perseverance comes a game of life and learning. Meet Ruby Taylor, an HBCU graduate from Howard University who is the founder […]

Podcast Highlights the Contributions of Black Women in the American Workforce, Ongoing Fight For Equal Pay

Chandra Whitfield, host of the In The Gap podcast

Nationwide — In recognition of ongoing disparities that affect millions of Black women, In These Times magazine and the Leonard C. Goodman Institute for Investigative Reporting present a 12-episode podcast […]

Woman Leads Program to Help Blacks With Previous Marijuana Convictions Become Entrepreneurs in the Industry

Khadijah Tribble, Vice President of CuraLeaf

Nationwide — Khadijah Tribble is fighting hard for returning citizens with marijuana convictions. As Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at Curaleaf, a leading medical and wellness cannabis operator, she […]

New Book and Virtual Exhibit Honors Little-Known Black Nobles, Elites and Etiquette Pioneers

Trenette Wilson, author of 'Royal, Black and Elite'

Trenette Wilson, a leading etiquette expert and social historian, reveals in her new book and virtual tour how Black royals and social elites have been the backbone for equality throughout […]

17-Year Old Black Student From Atlanta Named Candidate in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program

Jordan Rice, actress and candidate of the US Presidential Scholars program

Nationwide — Jordan Rice, a graduating senior and homeschooler from Metro Atlanta, has been named one of 60 Presidential Scholars in the Arts candidates as part of the 2021 U.S. […]

1st Grade Teacher, Mother of 3 From Georgia Sadly Dies From COVID-19

Dana Johnson, teacher who died from COVID-19

Nationwide — Dana Johnson, a first-grade teacher at Kemp Elementary School in Cobb County, Georgia, has sadly died after weeks of being hospitalized and fighting for her life with COVID-19. […]

Black History Month Makes Its Case with History-Making Detroit Judge

Judge Leonia Lloyd on the cover of Speakers Magazine

Speakers Magazine features Judge Leonia Lloyd Detroit, MI — This year’s Black History Month is being celebrated with a Speakers Magazine cover that features a phenomenal woman, Judge Leonia Lloyd. […]

Black Mom Creates Organic, Plant-Based Bath & Body Products Named After Her 3 Daughters

Ayanna Jackson, founder of Arbria Creations, with her daughters

San Leandro, CA — Formulating natural body butters and candles is Ayanna Jackson’s absolute passion. For years, her friends and family were treated to her homemade creations before she decided […]

New Finance Book Empowers Black Americans to Reset Cultural Mindsets and Expand Net Worth

Brielle Mabrey, author of 7-Figure Net Worth

Nationwide — With Black History Month upon us, African Americans looking to level up their finances in 2021 while reflecting on our cultural financial history now have a fresh resource […]

Police Bodycam Footage Shows Officers Lying, Conspiring, and Tampering With Evidence in the Brittany Chrishawn Williams Case

Police bodycam footage of Brittany Chrishawn Williams case

Brittany Chrishawn Williams, who was brutalized after police trespassed on her property in Jacksonville, Florida, releases bodycam footage that exposes the lies of the officers. Jacksonville, FL — Brittany Chrishawn […]

8-Year Old Love Creates a Book Based on the Bible Verse That Inspired Her Name

Love Bradley, 8-year old author of 'Love to Me'

Nationwide — Love is one of the most healing and harmonizing powers in the universe. Love conquers all. Love is a language all of its own. In her new book […]

The Brown Beauty Co-op Brings Together Retailers Carrying Over 100 Black-Owned Brands

The Brand and the Beautiful Retail Workshop

The Brand & The Beautiful Retail Workshop to Help Entrepreneurs Build Brands and Get to Market Washington, DC — In the wake of corporations committing to invest in Black-owned brands, […]

Black Entrepreneur Gifts New Vehicle to Single Mom of 4 After Her Car Was Stolen

Early Walker, entrepreneur and philanthropist

Lashiskala Sims from Chicago had been forced to spend over $400 a month on ride-sharing trips to and from work and even had a miscarriage because of all the stress […]

Black Father-Daughter Legal Duo Recognized For Leading One of California's Largest Black-Owned Law Firms

Attorneys Zulu Ali and his daughter Whitney Ali

Nationwide — Attorney Whitney Ali has been inducted into the prestigious Marquis Who’s Who registry of notable professionals for her role as a management level partner in the Law Offices […]

Black Women Finally Cashing In, Buying and Reselling Weaves

Black woman selling weaves

Nationwide — More ambitious African American women than ever before are finally finding their way as entrepreneurs in the multi-billion dollar human hair market. Many are buying wholesale high-quality wigs, […]

Vivica A. Fox Brings in the New Year with Five New "Wrong" Movies Premiering on LMN

Vivica A. Fox

Nationwide — Vivica A. Fox left the year 2020 behind and has kicked off 2021 with five new thriller movies on LMN which started on January 1st and includes the […]

Black Nurse Launches First Ever "Color of Wellness" Magazine

Michelle Rhodes, founder of Color of Wellness Magazine

Nationwide — Michelle Greene Rhodes, Founder of Michelle Rhodes Media LLC in Tampa, Florida, has created a place for nurses to share their wellness expertise while helping the vulnerable communities […]

Houston Boutique Owner Designs and Sells Hoodies That Heal and Help the Homeless

Rosemary Tucker, owner of Blessties and Hoods4Healing

Nationwide — RoseMary Tucker, founder of Blessties USA and the Hoodies4Healing Foundation, is hosting a Blanket Drive for the homeless for the month of January.

Veteran Reveals Challenges of Being a Black Woman in the U.S. Military

Quincie White

Nationwide — Quincie White, an African American female who has been in the U.S. Army for 33 years, is now a published author of a book she released in 2020 […]

Meet the Woman Whose Podcast Builds Bridges, Not Walls, Between Black People Worldwide

Monique Russell, host of Bridge to U podcast

Atlanta, GA — Launched in the midst of a global pandemic, and high tensions of division, the first-ever Black cultural unity podcast called Bridge to U unites Black people worldwide. […]

Black Woman From Detroit Sworn in as a Judge By Her Dad Who is Also a Judge

Judge Rebekah Coleman with her dad

Detroit, MI — Meet Rebekah Coleman, who was recently appointed as a judge in Michigan’s District Court, a moment that was made even more special because her father, who is […]

Dad and Mompreneur Launch First Ever Black-Owned Gift Registry For Children

Carl and Tara Darnley, founders of Black-owned registry for children

Greensboro, NC — Carl and Tara Darnley, founders of Darlyng & Co., a lifestyle tech-enabled kids brand, have launched the first Black-owned gift registry for children. Parents can now go […]

First Black Woman to Receive a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering at USF

Dr. Shamaria Engram

Tampa Bay, FL — Dr. Shamaria Engram has become the first Black woman to graduate from the Computer Science and Engineering doctoral program at the University of South Florida since […]

Black-Owned Jewelry Brand Launches New Collection of Charms for Hoop Earrings

Hoop Mobb

Flint, MI — CEO & Founder of Hoop Mobb, Donyale Walton, says this first collection of Mobb Charms™ offers seven different charms. Women will be able to purchase a set […]

Black Female Security Guard Arrested, Fired For Punching Trump Supporter in Self-Defense

Ashanti Smith, Black security guard who punched a Trump supporter

Nationwide — Ashanti Smith, a 28-year old security guard from Washington, DC, has been charged with assault for punching a Trump supporter on the night before the infamous Capitol riot. […]

Black Mompreneur Overcomes Mental Illness to Launch Nationally Recognized Cleaning Company

Kimberly Cloud, owner of Blue Cloud Cleaning Services

Kimberly Cloud, the founder of one of the fastest-growing Black-owned cleaning companies in Pennsylvania, is on track to become a six-figure company by the end of the year. Nationwide — […]

Black Teen Shot in the Face Gets Her Jaw Reconstructed with AI and 3D Printing

Mya Buie

Nationwide — Mya Buie, a 17-year-old African American girl from West Des Moines, Iowa, was shot in the face and nearly lost her jaw. However, doctors were able to use […]

Black Author's New Book, "When the Heart Shatters and the Lungs Collapse," Addresses Survival Through Life Transformations

Patricia Morgan, author of When The Heart Shatters and the Lungs Collapse book

Nationwide — Acclaimed author Patricia Morgan announces the release of When the Heart Shatters and the Lungs Collapse, a deeply moving book that poignantly explores the intricacies of survival in […]

Meet the Woman Behind the First Black Autism Acceptance and Awareness Day Coming Later This Year

Ayanna Sanaa Davis, Founder of Black Autism and Acceptance Awareness Day

Nationwide — This year marks a historic first with the recognition of Black Autism Acceptance and Awareness Day, to be observed annually on September 19th. The national observance is dedicated […]

Author Releases New Children's Book "The ABCs of R&B," About the Legends of Black Music

Claudia Walker, author of ABCs of R&B

Nationwide — Get ready to hit the stage with The ABCs of R&B, the first A-to-Z children’s book celebrating the legends of rhythm and blues. Written by educator and author […]

16-Year-Old Black Girl Tragically Shot Dead in Her Home by Another Teen

Jazariah Del Toro

Nationwide — Jazariah Del Toro, a 16-year-old African American teen from New Brunswick, New Jersey, was shot and killed in her home on Tuesday. Authorities say another 16-year-old boy, who […]

Detroit Judge Charged With Stealing $270K in Funds From Disabled Adults

Judge Andrea Bradley-Baskin

Nationwide — Judge Andrea Bradley-Baskin, who is from Detroit, Michigan, has been federally charged for allegedly stealing money from people under conservatorship. She is accused of working with others to […]

“Say It Loud, I am Black and I am Proud”: A Professor Teaching Children About Colorism

Linda JM Holloway, author of LIttle Miss Linda Speaks Out About Diversity

Nationwide — In her children’s book, Little Miss Linda Speaks Out About Diversity, Dr. Linda J.M. Holloway speaks to the issue of colorism and the impact it can have on […]

Founder Launches National Association of Black Microschool Leaders to Support Growing Movement of Black-Led Education Innovation

Nicole Stewart

New organization aims to unify, resource, and amplify Black educators reimagining K–12 education through microschools Nationwide — Nicole Stewart, Founder and Executive Director, has officially launched National Association of Black […]

Meet the Black Founder Transforming Lives Through Her Annual Retreat in New Orleans

Dr. Toscha L. Dickerson, Founder of The Big Easy Retreat

Nationwide — Dr. Toscha L. Dickerson, Founder and CEO of The Big Easy Retreat, a best-selling author, and a Certified Christian Counselor, is intentional about providing women and teens with […]

2-Month-Old Baby Dies After Drinking Alcohol From Bottle, Mom Charged with Murder

Omayrilin Colon

Nationwide — Omayrilin Colon, a 37-year-old African American mother from Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with murder after giving her 2-month-old son a bottle containing alcohol, killing him. Toxicology tests confirmed […]

Black Teacher, Mom of 2, Dies Suddenly After Risky Plastic Surgery in Costa Rica

Regina Brumley Kerr

Nationwide — Regina Brumley Kerr, a 45-year-old African American mother and teacher who was living in Costa Rica, tragically passed away after complications from a tummy tuck and liposuction. She […]

Officer Gives Ride to Woman, Discovers She Had Been Sleeping on Her Husband’s Grave for Months

Rhea Holmes and Jamie Pastorello

Nationwide —  Rhea Holmes, a 55-year-old African American woman from Syracuse, New York, had been sleeping on her husband’s grave for months when a chance encounter with Officer Jamie Pastorello turned […]

10-Year-Old With Autism Abused on School Bus by Aide While Driver Laughed

Juanita Wright, Tonya Rice-Constant

Nationwide — A 10-year-old child with autism and ADHD from Tampa, Florida, was abused on a school bus by aide Juanita Wright while driver Tonya Rice-Constant laughed. Video footage later […]

White Couple Sues Fertility Clinic After the Wife Gives Birth to a Black Baby

Couple from Florida suing fertility clinic

Nationwide — A couple from Orlando, Florida, is suing a fertility clinic after a DNA test showed their newborn baby is not genetically related to them. They claim a mix-up […]

Founder of Virginia’s First and Only Marketplace That Sells All Black-Owned Products Celebrates One Year in Business

Tree Kelty, Founder of Black on Black Market

A Story of Resistance, Reclamation, and Collective Economic Power in Norfolk Nationwide — In February 2025, Black on Black Market officially opened its doors in Norfolk, Virginia, marking a historic […]

Founder of Arise & Align Conference 2026 Invites High Achieving Women of Color to Reclaim Holistic Wealth

Prea Epps, Founder of Reframed Financial Coaching

Nationwide — Prea Epps, Founder and CEO of Reframed Financial Coaching, proudly announces the inaugural Arise & Align Conference: Reclaiming Your Holistic Wealth, a transformative one-day experience designed for high-achieving […]

Black Mom's 3 Young Sons Die After Falling Through Frozen Pond

Howard, Kaleb, and EJ Hangaman

Nationwide — Cheynne Hangaman, an African American mother from Bonham, Texas, lost her three young sons after they fell through a frozen pond. She jumped into the icy water trying […]

Black Woman Who Owns a Car Dealership Sues Bank That Wrongfully Accused Her of Fraud

Tianna Williams

Nationwide — Tianna Williams, the African American owner of Automo-Deals Inc. in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, says a bank’s fraud accusation derailed her fast-growing car dealership. She filed a lawsuit claiming […]

"Grandmother" of Juneteenth Opal Lee Honored With Collectible Barbie Doll

Opal Lee, grandmother of Juneteenth, Barbie doll

Nationwide — Mattel has released a new Barbie doll honoring Opal Lee, the activist who helped make Juneteenth a federal holiday. The doll celebrates her lifelong fight for freedom and equality, […]

Black Hairstylist Gets 5 Years in Prison for Dragging Her Teen Client Who Refused to Pay

Jayla Cunningham

Nationwide — Jayla Cunningham, a 19-year-old African American hairstylist from Laurel, Maryland, was sentenced to five years in prison after dragging a 15-year-old client over a payment dispute. The incident, […]

Rapper Nicki Minaj Continues to Join President Trump on Stage at His Events

Nicki Minaj to attend Trump event for kids

Nationwide — Nicki Minaj is set to appear at a Trump administration summit, promoting financial literacy for children while supporting early investment programs. The rapper says her involvement is about giving […]

Mom Arrested, Charged After Suffocating Her 4-Year-Old Son to Death

Diana Elizabeth Cullom

Nationwide — Diana Elizabeth Cullom, a 43-year-old mother from St. Petersburg, Florida, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after her 4-year-old son was found dead at home Tuesday afternoon. […]

93-Year-Old Black Grandma Froze to Death Outside Just a Block Away from Her Home

Neather Kelly

Nationwide — Neather Kelly, a 93-year-old African American woman from Orangeburg County, South Carolina, was found dead in the freezing cold just a block from her home after leaving during […]

Trump Says the Attack on Black Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Was "Staged"

Rep. Ilhan Omar attacked during town hall

Nationwide — President Donald Trump claims the attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar at her Minnesota town hall was staged, though he offered no evidence to support that claim. The congresswoman […]

Suspect Who Killed 22-Year-Old Pregnant Black Woman Finally Arrested

Teonia Stokes, Dorreous Brooks

Nationwide — Teonia Stokes, a 22-year-old African American female college student who was 7 months pregnant, was fatally shot in Monroe, Georgia. The suspect, Dorreous Brooks, was arrested days later […]

Black Woman Who Fed Thousands of Homeless People Every Week for Decades Dies at 58

Shirley Raines

Nationwide — Shirley Raines, also known as Ms. Shirley, founder of Beauty 2 The Streetz, who cared for L.A.’s homeless, has died at 58. She spent decades providing food, showers, […]

Man Who Killed Black Mom of 2 in Car Crash Gets Only 90 Days in Prison

Regina Bright, Jonathan McDougald

Nationwide — The family of Regina Bright, an African American mother of 2 from Omaha, Nebraska, is outraged after the man who killed her in a car crash was sentenced […]

Three Sisters "Shocked" Their Babies Were Born Within Months of Each Other

Chi Whitemon, Bri McGhee, Nesha Titsworth

Nationwide — Three sisters from Omaha, Nebraska — Chi Whitemon, 26, Bri McGhee, 32, and Nesha Titsworth, 33 — welcomed babies within months of each other, surprising themselves and their […]

From Super Bowl to Startup: How One of 300,000 Laid-Off Black Women Built the AI Platform She Wished Existed

Shacole Hamlett, Founder and CEO of PlanBrite

After managing brand activations at Super Bowl, Coachella, and F1, Shacole Hamlett turned industry displacement into innovation—building PlanBrite from Tulsa, where Black Wall Street’s tech legacy is being reclaimed. Nationwide […]

Black Author/ Storyteller Releases New Poetry Collection: "Call Her Woman and Bend the Knee"

Phoebe Eligon-Jones, author of Call Her Woman, Bend the Knee

Nationwide — Cultural storyteller, educator, and author, Phoebe Eligon-Jones (also known as Blupoetres) announces the release of her transformative new poetry collection, Call Her Woman and Bend the Knee, a […]

Black Author's "Making of a Slave" Book Gains Popularity for Black History Month

Dr. Angeline Dean, author of Whiteness Akkkademia and Making of a Slave

Nationwide — This Black History Month 2026, Dr. Angeline Dean, educator, systems thinker, and unapologetic Cultural Gap Architect, shares her dissertation in book form, The Whiteness of Akkkademia & The […]

87-Year-Old Black Grandma Missing for a Week Found Safe Inside Walmart

Annie Stokes

Nationwide — Annie Stokes, an 87-year-old African American grandmother from Pascagoula, Mississippi, was reported missing and later found safe inside a Walmart after several days of searching. Her family confirmed she […]