Why this marketing team's Facebook group has 33,000 members and how it empowers others
This marketing team created a Facebook group that grew to 33,000 members. Now they aim to create an ecosystem to grow local Black businesses.
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This marketing team created a Facebook group that grew to 33,000 members. Now they aim to create an ecosystem to grow local Black businesses.
"It's not just white people; it's conservatives; they are the Dr. Frankenstein in this analogy." Society can't agree on much but we can all agree that monsters aren't real, they're fiction that's created. Michael Harriot tackles some of the biggest arguments used by conservatives pointing out that they're just monsters, fictitious theories made up to scare us.
MIT Professor Helen Elaine Lee’s acclaimed novel, “Pomegranate,” follows Ranita Atwater, a queer Black woman redefining her life after four years in prison, as she digs into her tumultuous past and rebuilds connections with her children and family.
"It's not just white people; it's conservatives; they are the Dr. Frankenstein in this analogy." Society can't agree on much but we can all agree that monsters aren't real, they're fiction that's created. Michael Harriot tackles some of the biggest arguments used by conservatives pointing out that they're just monsters, fictitious theories made up to scare us.
MIT's African and African Diaspora Studies program invites students to explore the riches of culture, innovation, thought leadership, and beauty that originate in the continent of Africa and its many diasporas.