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Author: Christopher Palma

8 Niche Careers You Didn’t Even Know Existed

“So, what do you do?” It’s a question we’ve all been asked on long plane rides and at awkward cocktail parties. Sometimes, the answers are quite boring and vague. But for those with niche careers, they are unlikely to ever meet someone else in their field, and they’ve become some

8 Ways to Support Formerly Incarcerated Citizens Reentering Society

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 77 million Americans—or one in every three adults—carries a criminal record, whether that’s an arrest, a charge or a conviction.  Some 650,000 people are released from prison each year. That’s a weighty portion of the population attempting to reenter society and facing

Why Are Black Women Losing Their Jobs?

According to the US Department of Labor, the Black unemployment rate hit a new high in March 2024. It is 6.4% for us, while the rate has decreased to 3.8 overall. But when it comes to Black women, the situation is even more concerning. Our unemployment rate went from 4.4%

Elaine Welteroth & Serena Williams Launch The Birth Fund

Black Maternal Health Week ends tomorrow, but our challenges in having children continue. So, we couldn’t be more excited to see journalist and Project Runway host Elaine Welteroth and the GOAT, Serena Williams, join forces to launch The Birth Fund. The two decided to do something to address the alarming

From Billy Joel to Babyface: Top Celebrity Investors of 2024

In the world of fame and fortune, some celebrities go beyond the spotlight and strategically build wealth through diverse investments. After all, versatility is key in the entertainment industry—just as much as it is in the bank. On average, celebrities invest $38 million per investment venture and a third have