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Petworth Sees Growth of Black Women-Owned Businesses
A block of Upshur Street NW in Petworth is recognized for its concentration of women-owned businesses, and Washington, D.C., is celebrating them during Black-Owned Business
Historic Black Construction Firm Continues Legacy
Black-owned businesses remain significantly underrepresented in the United States. Data from the Census Bureau, analyzed by the Pew Research Center, indicates that only 3% of
Netflix cooking show “Black and White Chef” concludes
Following the conclusion of the Netflix entertainment program “Black and White Chef: Cooking Class War 2,” businesses are leveraging the show’s popularity to drive sales
AI Skills Conference Held by Black Chamber of Commerce
The Innovation Black Chamber of Commerce will hold a three-day artificial intelligence conference in Killeen, Texas. The event is intended to provide business professionals with
Black Unemployment Increase Signals Economic Concerns
Black Unemployment Rate Rises, Signaling Potential Economic Slowdown The unemployment rate for Black workers increased to 7.5% in August, marking the highest level since October
Black Communities and Venezuela Find Common Ground
Venezuela’s government has faced ongoing challenges from the United States, and advocates argue for strong solidarity from Black and African communities. The article highlights five
Derrickson cites horror film inspiration for Black Phone 2
Scott Derrickson, director of Black Phone 2, has discussed the horror films that have most impacted him. He highlighted Robert Eggers’ The Witch and Stephen
Rare large black coral discovered near Fiordland
A large black coral has been discovered in the waters off Fiordland, New Zealand. Researchers believe the coral may be the largest ever found in
Black Hole Consumes Star in Energetic Cosmic Event
Approximately 1.1 billion light-years from Earth, a star was torn apart as it approached a black hole. The event, named AT2024wpp or Whippet, released an
Black Women Entrepreneurs Can Apply for Grants in 2026
Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the US, generating nearly $120 billion annually, according to Wells Fargo. If they received equal funding