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Philly-based Haitian American chef, Cybille St. Aude-Tate, and her husband, Omar Tate, are on a mission to redesign our food system — one sweet potato at a time.

Ten graduating seniors share what their Bass Connections experience has meant to them.

What would our movement be like if we abundantly supported Black leaders to transition to their next role in our ecosystem, instead of choosing to isolate them in burnout?

Six small business owners make it work with grants and support from Mercy Corps.

Rose Weaver has returned to Rhode Island. The accomplished, award-winning actress had moved back down to her home state of Georgia in 2021, but has since come up again for a starring role in Trinity Rep’s production of August Wilson’s “Gem of the Ocean.”

Today, the Sacramento Kings tip-off their 22nd Annual Black History Month celebration, powered by SMUD. Continuing to build upon the pillars of the organization’s “Pledge to Our Black Community” launched in June 2020, the programming for February includes a technology and investment panel aimed at supporting Black and diverse entrepreneurs, dialogues with Kings coaches and

Did George Floyd’s last gasps for air breathe new life into Black organizations, Black businesses and the Black experience or did the knee on his neck traumatize a nation into a knee jerk mea culpa?

Supporting Black businesses can be difficult if you don’t know where to look. Thankfully, several apps have set out to correct that, making it

Neiman Marcus Group Celebrates Black History by Supporting Black Futures Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus Group launches its Black History Month campaign focused on Black futures and Black excellence News provided by Share this article Share this article DALLAS, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, in honor of Black History Month, Neiman Marcus Group ("NMG" or the "Company") launches its " Celebrating Black History by Supporting Black Futures" campaign, focused on fostering Black excellence. Throu...

How Brands and Retailers Are Tackling Diversity — Both Within and Beyond Their Organizations Samantha McDonald Following a year marked by national unrest over racial inequity, a number of retailers, fashion groups and footwear brands are taking a new approach to celebrating Black History Month. Beyond product launches and collaborations with Black talent, companies like Gap, Neiman Marcus and Walmart are upping the ante on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives by donatin...