Construction is often seen as an old-guard industry-but Fahteema Parrish and the Choates Family are bringing bold, Black leadership into global markets. From Kansas City to Nairobi, these entrepreneurs are

Let’s talk about a full-circle moment. F. DuBois Bowman, a proud Morehouse man from the Class of ’92, is headed back—but this time, he’s running the place. Starting July 15,

Can we just take a moment to celebrate this? John Ewing has officially become Omaha’s first Black mayor—and that’s huge. The longtime public servant and former county treasurer didn’t just

Let’s talk faith, culture, and legacy. Black churches aren’t just about Sunday service. They’ve always been centers of resistance, resilience, and revival. Now, they’re joining forces to uplift the African

Access to capital is a common challenge for Black-owned businesses in Illinois, but there are many resources available to help. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to grow, understanding

Talk about showing up for the culture.Texas Southern University’s 2025 Tiger Ball was part celebration, part fundraising power move—and it paid off. Over $1 million raised for scholarships and student

Finally—some love for young Black love.Netflix’s new series Forever is doing what most shows won’t: centering Black teens, their joy, their first heartbreaks, and all the messy, beautiful moments in

Breaking New Ground in Media Shannon Sharpe, a legendary NFL Hall of Famer turned media personality, has secured a groundbreaking $100 million deal to expand his podcasting empire. This milestone

Nathaneo Johnson and Sean Hargrow, juniors at Yale University, have reshaped the narrative of Black tech entrepreneurship by raising $3.1 million in pre-seed funding within just 14 days. Their startup, Series,

Automation can be a game-changer for small businesses, freeing up time and resources to focus on growth and customer satisfaction. By automating repetitive tasks, small businesses in Chicago can streamline