Chicago has become the center of national remembrance this week, as the memorial events honoring the life and legacy of civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. take place in the city. These gatherings reflect Jackson’s wide influence and the deep affection his supporters had for him around the world. Jackson passed away on February […]
Black lifestyle bloggers have emerged as pivotal influencers in shaping public perceptions across various domains such as fashion, beauty, wellness, travel, and culture. They provide a vibrant spectrum of content, including insights on food, fashion, parenting, health, and personal growth. These bloggers have transcended the role of influencers to become key figures in sculpting cultural […]
Thasunda Brown Duckett’s ascent to the top of TIAA is more than just a corporate success story. It highlights issues like money, access, retirement insecurity, and what happens when someone who grew up facing financial uncertainty leads one of America’s key retirement institutions. Duckett is the president and CEO of TIAA, a Fortune 500 financial […]
In 2022, Ashton Hall hit rock bottom. His NFL dreams had crashed after playing just 5 games at Alcorn State University, totaling a mere 6 carries for 8 yards. He was depressed, had stopped training for nearly two years, gained weight, and was working a $200-a-day furniture-moving job. As Hall put it, this was not […]
Jérémy Doku’s story did not start with applause; it began with complaints. Long before he became one of Belgium’s most dangerous wingers, before Manchester City recognized his talent, and before defenders on football’s biggest stages had to prepare for his pace, Doku was just a boy in Antwerp who loved having the ball at his […]
Detroit’s annual Concert of Colors is back, bringing artists, cultures, and communities together while honoring the late founder Ismael Ahmed. This free five-day festival will celebrate global music, African diaspora traditions, and cultural exchange in Midtown Detroit. Detroit’s Iconic Global Music Festival Enters a New Chapter Detroit is once again set to host one of […]
Detroit’s African World Festival will return to Hart Plaza from July 10 to July 12, 2026. This festival is one of the city’s most significant cultural events along the riverfront. Presented by the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the festival honors African heritage, Black identity, community, music, food, family, and entrepreneurship. The […]


