What AI Means for Black Workers, Creators and Entrepreneurs
AI is already inside U.S. workplaces. The opportunity and risk for Black workers and creators depend on skills, job design, ownership and who gets to shape adoption.
Africa’s Tech Boom Is Bigger Than Silicon Valley Thinks
African tech funding rebounded to $4.1 billion in 2025, while mobile money keeps proving that major financial innovation does not need to start in Silicon Valley.
The Black Wealth Gap Is Not Just About Income
Income pays today's bills. Wealth is the stockpile of assets minus debts that can absorb shocks, finance opportunity and transfer across generations.
Why Black-Owned Businesses Still Struggle to Get Capital
Black-owned employer firms are growing, but financing surveys still show large approval gaps. Capital access is an operating issue, not a motivational slogan.
Buying Black Is Bigger Than a Hashtag
Buying Black can direct dollars toward Black-owned firms. The bigger economic question is whether those firms get repeat customers, contracts, capital and room to scale.
Black Women Are Carrying More Stress Than We Admit
Chronic stress is not just a feeling. Research on weathering and allostatic load helps explain why repeated social stress can become a health issue.
Why High Blood Pressure Hits Black Communities Harder
High blood pressure affects a majority of Black adults in current U.S. estimates. The causes are layered - and control starts with knowing the number.
Black Men and the Doctor’s Office: Why Prevention Still Matters
Men are less likely than women to have a usual source of care. Black men also navigate a health system with documented histories and experiences of racial discrimination
The Next Generation of Black Leaders Is Already Working
Black leadership is already being built in labs, classrooms, debate rooms, arts programs, community organizations and small businesses - not only at election time.
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