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From visionary entrepreneurs to corporate innovators, these dynamic female leaders rewrote the rules and reshaped industries.

Black Americans have been and will continue to be pivotal to change, discovery, innovation and more in the US, despite the adversity and disadvantages they have been subjected to since their arrival to this country. That is why it is so important to dedicate at least one time of the year to celebrating Black history.… Continue reading Black History Month: People You Should Know about Before the Month Ends

August marks Black Business Month, a time to recognize Black entrepreneurs’ rich history, contributions and achievements, especially those made by Black women who have made remarkable strides in the business

A new three-story hotel, as well as 60 homes for rent could be going up in Vandenberg Village in the coming years.

The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) officially kicked off Sunday, July 16. More than 5,000 athletes and coaches from more than 750 Indigenous Nations are competing for the first time as the 10th edition of the NAIG takes place in Nova Scotia. NAIG are sometimes described as “The Indigenous Olympics.”

Stacker examines just some of the struggles and triumphs African Americans have had each year over the last century.

During Black History Month, and every month, we must honor the role of African-Americans in U.S. history. These unsung Black women are worth knowing.

Maggie Lena Walker (1864-1934) – Maggie Lena Walker was the first Black woman to charter a bank in the U.S., opening St. Luke Penny Savings Bank,

Learn how to use Black-owned banks to start your own business.

/PRNewswire/ -- PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL) today announced the recipients of the second annual Maggie Lena Walker Award. Named in honor of the first...