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Whether you’re a current student or an alumni of an HBCU, launching and growing your own business is difficult. There are numerous things to think about, including your business model – it’s not just about what you sell, but how you make the company scalable – the customer experience, and financial management. One of the […]
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McDonald’s is here to remind everyone—especially early risers, go-getters, and night owls—that BREAKFAST COMES FIRST. McDonald’s proves that a quick and easy breakfast can power you through your day, making McDonald’s the go-to for unstoppable Black talent on the move. Khiari’s Morning Hustle—Fueled by McDonald’s Meet Khiari, a dynamic socialite, student, and content creator whose
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As a California native and the middle child in my family, moving alone to Raleigh, North Carolina to attend an HBCU was both an exciting and challenging experience. I wanted to find a school community that felt like home while pursuing my passion for social work—a dream inspired by my mother, a dedicated social worker
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From catfishing to romance scams: Why more daters are turning to Instant Checkmate before meeting matches. Those perfectly filtered profile photos and carefully crafted bios on dating apps often mask an unsettling reality. Recent Pew Research Center data reveals a disturbing truth: More than half of dating app users have encountered potential scammers, while 38%
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In Forty Million Dollar Slaves: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of the Black Athlete, William C. Rhoden painted a picture that still echoes in Black America today: our greatest talents and treasures—athletes, artists, and leaders—often enrich institutions that historically overlooked, excluded, or marginalized us. The Black community invests our talent in systems that yield little return
Why Michael Vick Belongs at Norfolk State, Not Sacramento State! Read More »
In a stunning turn of events, Donald Trump has been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris in a close and contentious race. The results signal a continuation of Trump’s agenda and present challenges for marginalized communities, particularly Black Americans, women, and the environment. This outcome raises concerns about the next
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The modern NBA gets talent from everywhere. Doncic and Jokic are products of Europe’s best youth programs. Jalen Green and Scoot Henderson are successful grads of the NBA’s G League Ignite. And Lebron James was drafted straight out of high school. Years ago, HCBU’s (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) were also a significant provider of
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Jade Jackson, a public safety reporter for IndyStar, has carved out a journalism path that reflects her commitment to storytelling. However, it’s her enrollment in Jarvis Christian University, the historically Black college her great-grandfather helped found 112 years ago, that has brought her family’s legacy full circle. Thomas Buchanan Frost “My great-grandfather was Thomas Buchanan
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Johnson C. Smith University has kicked off a vital 10-day emergency aid campaign to financially clear at least 300 students before the critical deadline of Friday, August 30, 2024. The campaign comes as JCSU welcomed 1,378 enrolled students this fall, but many face challenges in covering the total cost of their education. In light of
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The University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law has achieved a remarkable distinction as the top law school for minority students, underscoring its unwavering commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for individuals from historically underrepresented groups in the legal profession. The school has been ranked the No. 1 law school for
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