by Black Enterprise July 24, 2025 Sabrina Lamb is the founder and CEO of Wekeza Meet Sabrina Lamb, the founder and CEO of Wekeza, the first Black woman-owned global investing app that delivers multilingual financial education and access to U.S. stocks—starting at just $1—serving individuals, families, schools, and cities across the African

Cardi B is back in the headlines. However, this time, it’s not for her fashion or her relationship status. On Monday, July 21, a new lawsuit was filed in the Eighth Judicial Court in Clark County, Nevada, against the 32-year-old Grammy-winning rapper by a woman identified as Jane Doe, who

by Kandiss Edwards July 24, 2025 “Women Preferences” allows women the opportunity to choose between men and women passengers and drivers in Uber settings, if available. This fall, Uber will launch a pilot program that enables women to request female drivers.  “Women Preferences,” which will roll out in Los Angeles,

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton July 24, 2025 ‘It’s an honor to join the Seattle Storm ownership group and support a franchise that has consistently set the standard in women’s professional sports,’ said Wagner. NFL linebacker Bobby Wagner has recently signed on to become part of the WNBA‘s Seattle Storm’s

by Jameelah Mullen July 24, 2025 The tech-based contest is designed to empower black girls and women to redefine Black beauty. Black Girls Code (BGC) and The Doux are teaming up to launch the Black Beauty AI Challenge, a contest that provides an opportunity for Black girls and young women

The U.S. is developing new safeguards for the organ transplant system after a government investigation found a Kentucky group continued preparations for organ donation by some patients who showed signs of life, officials told Congress Tuesday. While the organ removals were canceled, near misses that some lawmakers called horrifying should

by Ahsan Washington July 24, 2025 He will be missed. We are still mourning the loss of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who went above and beyond his well known character as Theo Huxtable. He was recognized as an artist involved in poetry and music while sharing insightful commentary on Black culture that

by Jeroslyn JoVonn July 24, 2025 Black women are still being overlooked in the workplace, a new report finds. “The 2024 McKinsey Women in the Workplace Report” shows “white women on the rise,” while Black women remain overlooked, under-supported, under-promoted, and penalized for the very leadership traits companies say they

Taylor Rooks just changed her status to married, and fans are still picking their jaws up off the floor. The sports journalist took a page from Beyoncé and Issa Rae’s book and hit fans with a surprise wedding announcement that left timelines reeling and secret crushes crumbling. On Wednesday night,

by Jeroslyn JoVonn July 24, 2025 The legendary Prince is coming to an IMAX theater near you. Prince’s iconic 1987 concert film Sign O’ The Times is set to hit IMAX screens for the first time ever, with a limited theatrical run. Prince’s classic live concert film, which served as