Little Known Black History Fact – Shonda Rhimes: Calling the Shots in Hollywood
TV maven Shonda Rhimes achieved unprecedented success in Hollywood in the typically male realms of TV show creation. Rhimes began her career as a writer, slowly evolving in Hollywood until her breakout success as the showrunner and creator of the hit TV show...
HBCU Corner – HBCU Calls for Support after Losing Accreditation Appeal
Saint Augustine’s University (SAU), a Raleigh, NC-based HBCU, has lost its appeal to maintain accreditation after the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) reaffirmed its decision to remove the institution from its membership....
What to Do When You Miss an Estimated Tax Payment: A Guide for Business Owners
One common hiccup that can disrupt your cash flow is missing an estimated tax payment. If you've found yourself in this situation, it's essential to know how to mitigate the consequences and stay on track with the IRS. As a business owner with a thriving business,...
God is Always in Your Space
Did you know that God is always IN YOUR SPACE? Well, He is. It says so in the Bible. Psalm 16:8 reads, "I know the LORD is always with me. I will not be shaken, for He is right beside me." Now, you may need a little more proof that God is sitting next to you and is...
Wellness Check – 8 Mental Health Podcasts from the Black Perspective
During this tense time, African Americans are experiencing stress and anxiety like we haven’t seen in decades. Talking to a professional is the best way to address mental health issues, but there are many online resources to help reset and restore your mind. Here are...
Little Known Black History Fact – Diane Nash-Living Civil Rights Heroine
Diane Nash is one of the most important icons of the civil rights movement, although her contributions were often overshadowed by more well-known male figures. Though she preferred a low profile and never sought the spotlight, Nash is a living Black heroine who...
HBCU Corner – HBCU Go Continues to Lift Up and Make Women in Broadcasting History
HBCU Go will make history with a special game day broadcast featuring an all-female commentary team—an inspiring milestone for both sports and media representation. As the leading media platform for Historically Black Colleges and Universities, HBCU Go has long been...
Wellness Check – Increase Your Mobility With These Movements
When sedentary lifestyles and desk-bound jobs are the norm, mobility workouts have emerged as a crucial component of overall fitness. Mobility, often overlooked in favor of strength or cardio training, refers to the ability to move a joint or series of joints through...
Little Known Black History Fact – Linda Martell-Grand Ole Opry’s First African American Female Star
Linda Martell was a former country and blues artist who made her mark in the industry by becoming the first African-American woman to star in the Grand Ole Opry. Martell enjoyed a brief period of success but elected to raise her family and preserve her health instead...
HBCU Corner – New Film Highlights the Rich Legacy HBCUs for Young Audiences
To educate and inspire, the new documentary “Brown Hands, Black Schools” aims to explain Historically Black Colleges and Universities’ cultural impact and historical significance to young children. The film is adapted from a published children’s book by Latoya Turner,...