Can we say #BlackGirlMagic or better yet, #BlackWomanMagic! LaShandra Warren was named the first African-American court administrator at Montgomery County Courthouse back in December. Her first day in her historic role was on January 4, 2016 and it came after 11 years of hard work, The Montgomery Advertiser reports: Warren, 39, was a judicial assistant […]
“I can remember one time she literally came home in tears. She went to all these stores and she couldn’t find dolls that really represented our little girls.” That’s what Trent Daniels, a businessman from Houston, Texas said inspired him to create a line of ethnic-looking doll babies for his girls and yours. Daniels was further […]
Young entrepreneur Essynce Moore began her career at just 6 years old. As a teenager, she is currently the owner of Essynce Couture, LLC, Essynce Couture University (ECU), Essynce Couture Publishing. As if that isn’t enough jobs for the busy teen, she’s also the author of 6th Grade Middle School Chronicles. BlackNews.com reports: Essynce has proven that […]
Chase Reed had a cash flow problem like many teens do. But in his case, his addiction to sneakers would turn out to be the thing that ultimately helped him solve that problem. When he wanted money to go out, Reed’s father would hold onto one of his pairs of expensive sneakers for collateral until […]
18-year-old Daquan Minor‘s life dramatically changed back in 2013 after a car accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. Minor was a typical teen playing sports like basketball, football and high-jump before that fateful night. In fact, Minor explained to ABC 13 he was leaving the gym when the vehicle he was in hit […]
Moziah Bridges‘ star is on the rise again. The Memphis born entrepreneur launched his bow tie company Mo’s Bows at the young age of 9-years-old after being unable to find a cool bow tie. Now at the age of 13, the Shark Tank alum is running a successful business that grosses nearly $200,000 a year […]
Mortician Erich March was tired of seeing people in his East Baltimore community die of conditions like diabetes and hypertension. He blamed the lack of…
Jonathan Tureau was down on his luck after being robbed outside of his apartment in Houston, Texas. The thieves drove off with not only his car, but his wallet, rent check, cell phone and important documents. Tureau lost all hope of getting any of the items back but luckily for him one newspaper delivery man […]
Let’s face it. We need more Black doctors. With implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), nationwide physician shortages have been accelerated, according to the…
