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By Javon Chanel With nearly 90,000 people making Atlanta their new home between 2016…
By Siona Peterous If you’re a Black or brown person who works in any…
By: Corinne Dorsey Hanifa Clothing is a Black-owned brand launched in 2012 that, by…
By: Corinne Dorsey Due to COVID-19, virtual learning has extended into another academic year…
By: Corinne Dorsey Black Influencers are dominating almost all social media platforms, especially TikTok.…
By Sarah Prager According to the LGBTQ Victory Institute, the number of women in…
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By Bianca Gonzalez Is your workplace accessible? While it’s illegal to discriminate on the basis of ability, many workspaces don’t have accessibility measures fully integrated into their systems. An inaccessible workplace can…
By Nafeesah Allen Bendita Cynthia Malakia (she/her) is a rising name in the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) advocacy space, with emphasis on representation for LGBTQIA+ and racial minorities in the…
By: Corinne Dorsey In today’s workplace , companies have been expanding their D&I programs and initiatives to prioritize the experiences of marginalized groups to ensure professional equity for current and future…
By Shahla Khan Google, Inc. is this century’s most profitable business organization (their asset is data, which is worth more than gold today), but also the pinnacle of welcoming and transparent…
By: Corinne Dorsey Statements of love and stories of nostalgia flooded social media afterNetflix included Black comedic classics like Sister, Sister, Moesha, and Girlfriends to its queue. All of the shows…
By Renée Cherez The Black travel movement has grown to unprecedented numbers over the last decade. The movement, mainly powered by Black American millennials, encourages both domestic and international travel with…
