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Brown Sugar Babe Founder Turns $300 Into $21M Fragrance Business

by Sidnee Michelle September 29, 2026 Maekaeda Gibbons launched Brown Sugar Babe in 2018. Maekaeda Gibbons turned a $300 investment into Brown Sugar Babe, a self-funded fragrance company that generated $21 million in gross revenue in 2025 without outside investors, Business Insider reports. Gibbons launched Brown Sugar Babe in 2018

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Texas Redistricting Effort Could Backfire On Republicans 

Source: Austin American-Statesman/Hearst Newspapers / Getty Last year, Texas triggered the nationwide redistricting battle at President Donald Trump’s behest. As the midterm election approaches, Texas’ new congressional map may backfire on Republicans. You love to see it.  According to PBS, the Texas redistricting effort largely banked on the GOP maintaining

From The Desk Of The National Civil Rights Museum On Its 35th Anniversary

(Photo: Bigmacthealmanac, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons) by Black Enterprise September 28, 2026 This Museum was born of community vision. Written by the National Civil Rights Museum Thirty-five years ago today, on Sept. 28, 1991, the National Civil Rights Museum opened its doors at the Lorraine Motel, where Dr.

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Galveston Cop Who Fired 8 Shots At Unarmed Man Won’t Face Charges

Source: Randy Martin / Instagram A Galveston, Texas, police officer who shot and killed Randy Martin during a traffic stop in May will not face criminal charges, even as newly released footage fuels doubts about the officer’s account. Houston Public Media reports that a grand jury decided not to take

Divine 9 Can Access Scholarships Through Western Governors University Partnership

Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. attend the game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena on March 03, 2023, in Atlanta. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 28, 2026 NPHC represents approximately three million members worldwide across more than 6,500

WNBA Playoffs Are Here: Everything You Need To Know

WNBA Playoffs Are Here: Everything You Need To Know

Source: Ethan Miller / Getty The road to a WNBA championship officially began Sunday, September 27, with eight teams still standing after a regular season that rarely gave anybody much time to get comfortable. The Minnesota Lynx finished with the league’s best record for the second straight season, the Golden

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Hakeem Jeffries puts affordability at center of Democrats’ midterm message

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries used a Sept. 26 CNN interview to emphasize the cost of living ahead of the November midterm elections. The New York congressman also criticized the Trump administration’s economic policies. According to the website of the Office of House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, he discussed Democratic

Brown Sugar Babe Founder Turns $300 Into $21M Fragrance Business

by Sidnee Michelle September 29, 2026 Maekaeda Gibbons launched Brown Sugar Babe in 2018. Maekaeda Gibbons turned a $300 investment into Brown Sugar Babe, a self-funded fragrance company that generated $21 million in gross revenue in 2025 without outside investors, Business Insider reports. Gibbons launched Brown Sugar Babe in 2018

Texas senate redistricting vote SED Texas senate redistricting vote SED

Texas Redistricting Effort Could Backfire On Republicans 

Source: Austin American-Statesman/Hearst Newspapers / Getty Last year, Texas triggered the nationwide redistricting battle at President Donald Trump’s behest. As the midterm election approaches, Texas’ new congressional map may backfire on Republicans. You love to see it.  According to PBS, the Texas redistricting effort largely banked on the GOP maintaining

From The Desk Of The National Civil Rights Museum On Its 35th Anniversary

(Photo: Bigmacthealmanac, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons) by Black Enterprise September 28, 2026 This Museum was born of community vision. Written by the National Civil Rights Museum Thirty-five years ago today, on Sept. 28, 1991, the National Civil Rights Museum opened its doors at the Lorraine Motel, where Dr.

Randy Martin

Galveston Cop Who Fired 8 Shots At Unarmed Man Won’t Face Charges

Source: Randy Martin / Instagram A Galveston, Texas, police officer who shot and killed Randy Martin during a traffic stop in May will not face criminal charges, even as newly released footage fuels doubts about the officer’s account. Houston Public Media reports that a grand jury decided not to take

Divine 9 Can Access Scholarships Through Western Governors University Partnership

Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. attend the game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena on March 03, 2023, in Atlanta. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 28, 2026 NPHC represents approximately three million members worldwide across more than 6,500

WNBA Playoffs Are Here: Everything You Need To Know

WNBA Playoffs Are Here: Everything You Need To Know

Source: Ethan Miller / Getty The road to a WNBA championship officially began Sunday, September 27, with eight teams still standing after a regular season that rarely gave anybody much time to get comfortable. The Minnesota Lynx finished with the league’s best record for the second straight season, the Golden

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Hakeem Jeffries puts affordability at center of Democrats’ midterm message

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries used a Sept. 26 CNN interview to emphasize the cost of living ahead of the November midterm elections. The New York congressman also criticized the Trump administration’s economic policies. According to the website of the Office of House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, he discussed Democratic