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A year after settling its DEI lawsuit, the Fearless Fund has returned with a brand new initiative: the Fearless Global Initiative. On Monday, September 22, Fearless Fund CEO and founding partner Arian Simone was joined by more than 100 attendees at the inaugural Fearless Global Summit in New York, where
by Kandiss Edwards October 2, 2025 Scarlet by RedDrop, an Atlanta-based menstrual product line focused on education, was founded by a mother and her daughter. Scarlet by RedDrop, an Atlanta-based menstrual product line, is now available in Ulta Beauty. Founded by mother-daughter duo Dana Roberts and Dr. Monica Williams, Scarlet
by Mary Spiller October 2, 2025 Ultra-wealthy buyers spent $290 billion on luxury goods in 2024. The globe’s wealthiest individuals are pouring record amounts into luxury living, with a new analysis showing they spent $290 billion on high-end goods last year. The report, released by wealth intelligence firm Altrata and
by Ahsan Washington October 2, 2025 These companies are using AI to tackle real-world issues. In the fast-paced world of technology, artificial intelligence is making waves across industries at a blinding speed. Despite all the hype around innovation, the trailblazing work of Black tech entrepreneurs often gets lost in the
by Sharelle B. McNair October 2, 2025 The case came about as one of the first cases adhering to the Supreme Court ruling that employees aren’t required to show sustainable damage such as pay cuts, demotions or terminations to pursue federal employment discrimination claims. A judge ruled in favor of
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 2, 2025 Sentencing is set for Oct. 3. When Sean “Diddy” Combs’ is sentenced Oct. 3 on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, his attorney says the music mogul intends to speak before Judge Arun Subramanian issues his ruling, The Independent reports.
The federal government is expected to again accept new applications for a program that grants some people without legal immigration status the ability to live and work in the United States. Lawyers for the federal government and immigrant advocates have presented plans before a federal judge that would open the
by Mary Spiller October 2, 2025 The memoir is described as an unveiling of hidden truths Jasmine Ray, a former member of New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s administration, is preparing to release a self-published memoir that she says will expose a personal relationship she once shared with the mayor.
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 2, 2025 Pittsburgh’s vibrant Black history and culture continue to drive the city’s flourishing Black business community. When people think of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, its steel legacy and passionate sports culture usually spring to mind first. But with over 440 bridges linking its many communities, the “Steel
by Kandiss Edwards October 2, 2025 Breast cancer remains deadlier for Black women in the United States than for white women, even as overall survival has improved. The American Cancer Society released new statistics showing a marginal decrease in the mortality rate. Although Black women have about 5 percent lower incidence of breast cancer,
A year after settling its DEI lawsuit, the Fearless Fund has returned with a brand new initiative: the Fearless Global Initiative. On Monday, September 22, Fearless Fund CEO and founding partner Arian Simone was joined by more than 100 attendees at the inaugural Fearless Global Summit in New York, where
by Kandiss Edwards October 2, 2025 Scarlet by RedDrop, an Atlanta-based menstrual product line focused on education, was founded by a mother and her daughter. Scarlet by RedDrop, an Atlanta-based menstrual product line, is now available in Ulta Beauty. Founded by mother-daughter duo Dana Roberts and Dr. Monica Williams, Scarlet
by Mary Spiller October 2, 2025 Ultra-wealthy buyers spent $290 billion on luxury goods in 2024. The globe’s wealthiest individuals are pouring record amounts into luxury living, with a new analysis showing they spent $290 billion on high-end goods last year. The report, released by wealth intelligence firm Altrata and
by Ahsan Washington October 2, 2025 These companies are using AI to tackle real-world issues. In the fast-paced world of technology, artificial intelligence is making waves across industries at a blinding speed. Despite all the hype around innovation, the trailblazing work of Black tech entrepreneurs often gets lost in the
by Sharelle B. McNair October 2, 2025 The case came about as one of the first cases adhering to the Supreme Court ruling that employees aren’t required to show sustainable damage such as pay cuts, demotions or terminations to pursue federal employment discrimination claims. A judge ruled in favor of
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 2, 2025 Sentencing is set for Oct. 3. When Sean “Diddy” Combs’ is sentenced Oct. 3 on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, his attorney says the music mogul intends to speak before Judge Arun Subramanian issues his ruling, The Independent reports.
The federal government is expected to again accept new applications for a program that grants some people without legal immigration status the ability to live and work in the United States. Lawyers for the federal government and immigrant advocates have presented plans before a federal judge that would open the
by Mary Spiller October 2, 2025 The memoir is described as an unveiling of hidden truths Jasmine Ray, a former member of New York City Mayor Eric Adams’s administration, is preparing to release a self-published memoir that she says will expose a personal relationship she once shared with the mayor.
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 2, 2025 Pittsburgh’s vibrant Black history and culture continue to drive the city’s flourishing Black business community. When people think of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, its steel legacy and passionate sports culture usually spring to mind first. But with over 440 bridges linking its many communities, the “Steel
by Kandiss Edwards October 2, 2025 Breast cancer remains deadlier for Black women in the United States than for white women, even as overall survival has improved. The American Cancer Society released new statistics showing a marginal decrease in the mortality rate. Although Black women have about 5 percent lower incidence of breast cancer,