Tiffany Rose Dean: ‘Hollywood Hair Bar is the #1 Black Beauty Brand Online’
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Yvette N. Harris’ Passion for Community Shines During the Crises that Affect People of Color
Yvette N. Harris’ Passion for Community Shines During the Crises that Affect People of Color
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Krystle Watler Explores the Virtue of Leading an Ad Agency as a Woman of Color
Krystle Watler Explores the Virtue of Leading an Ad Agency as a Woman of Color
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Creative Artists Agency’s Tory Dandy On the Rise of Black Sports Agents
Creative Artists Agency’s Tory Dandy On the Rise of Black Sports Agents Last year saw
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Sydney Margetson: ‘There’s No Better Feeling Than Breaking a New Artist’
Sydney Margetson As with many Howard University alum, Atlantic Records Senior VP of Publicity Sydney
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Dia Simms: ‘The Best Way to Make a Change Is Through Ownership and Entrepreneurship’
Dia Simms After running Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ company, Combs Enterprises, for two decades while overseeing
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Yvette Kendall: ‘Science Fiction is the Breath of Innovation’
Yvette Kendall As a Black woman science fiction writer/content creator, Yvette Kendall is the definition
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DJ Scratch: ‘It’s Time for Black Ownership in Hip-Hop Where We Can Thrive’
DJ Scratch The history of hip-hop is well-documented. It was created in the streets of
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Kimberly Chapman: ‘The Impact of the Pandemic Has Just Shifted Our Mindset’
Kimberly Chapman Being multifaceted helps build the type of success others may envy or it
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Attika J. Torrence: ‘Life Keeps me Motivated to Create and Express Myself Through Art’
The stories and art that come out of Brooklyn have been well-documented by the likes
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Amy Andrieux: ‘When I’m Inspired, I Go Hard and That’s Most Of the Time’
Amy Andrieux The arts isn’t for the weak or the uninspired. Having the creativity to
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Chip Fu of the Fu-Schnickens Created a Curriculum That Helps Elevate Students Through Hip-Hop
If you are a fan of late ’80s-mid ’90s hip-hop, then you should be familiar
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Dallas Austin: ‘My Dream Was to Always Be as Great as Quincy Jones’
When you are a Grammy-award winning producer/songwriter/keyboardist/remixer and your credits include the likes of Michael
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Dr. Glen Toby: ‘It is Imperative to Continue to Educate Yourself’
Coming from a background of poverty can be used as an excuse to fail or
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Rushion McDonald: ‘I Firmly Believe That a Person’s Level of Success is Based on Work Ethic’
Sometimes things don’t work out the way you anticipate, but that doesn’t mean that you
