Black Women You Didn’t Know Were Rich Heiresses

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Having parents who are successful athletes, entertainers or entrepreneurs can get you far (and a hefty trust fund). But for women like Linda Johnson Rice, Hannah Bronfman and Sasha and Malia Obama, having a famous last name can make you even more determined to show and prove what you can do on your own. Read […]

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