Author: Carma Henry

Journey Untold: My Mother’s Struggle with Mental Illness written by Yassin Hall and co-authored by Lo’an Sewer recently won the 2017 Readers’ Favorite Silver Medal of Excellence in Writing Young Adult

The Valmon sisters want to change the gender gap when it comes to women in tech, especially women of color. Although women make up a substantial part of the overall workplace in organizations today, they still represent a small percentage in the tech industry.

OK. As small business owners, they wish to boost the economy by enhancing the artistic goals of authors, musicians, entrepreneurs, and performers, curb delinqRuency in the area and augment the historic value of Route 66.

The Wall Street move was celebrated around the world as the deal that made Lewis the first-ever African American billionaire business tycoon. Michael Milken was his investment banker, and the company made the Fortune 500.

ACTIVIST/ ENTREPRENEUR LAUNCHES NEW “STOP! MAD COP DISEASE!!” T-SHIRTS — Shirt creator Errol Sanders’ t-shirts aim to stop the seemingly, unending and unjust shootings and killings…

Arts as a strategy for community and economic development.

A heavy African American turnout in Alabama’s special election propelled underdog Democratic candidate Doug Jones to victory, in a hotly-contested race against the flawed, yet heavily-favored, Republican candidate Roy Moore.

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‘Let them eat cake!’

Pastors Not Above Jesus