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Fannie Lou Hamer Was ‘Sick And Tired’ Of Racism, And Sick And Dying Of Breast Cancer
Hamer, a freedom fighter for Black rights, fought fiercely against white supremacy and failing health.
2 Alabama Teens Mow 50 Lawns For Free And Learn A Lesson In Entrepreneurship
Two Alabama teens are proving that entrepreneurship can start with a lawn mower and a commitment to serve the community. According to Upworthy, Ja’Torrian Taylor and Tevin Rice, the young...
When ‘You Always Come Through’ Becomes A Business Risk
By Ebony Holden, Esq. “You always come through” sounds like recognition. Sometimes it is. Repeated often enough, it becomes an allocation decision. The reliable executive gets the difficult assignment because...
Rev. Al Sharpton Celebrates 72nd Birthday With New York’s Political Heavyweights
Rev. Al Sharpton’s 72nd birthday brought together some of New York’s most prominent political and civic leaders in Harlem this past weekend. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov....
MELANATED MOMENTS: September Kicked Of Q4 With Style And Purpose
This September, Black political and economic power took center stage in D.C. at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 55th Annual Legislative Conference, Pride Weekend celebrated 20 years in Atlanta, and...
‘Mule Train,’ ATL’s New Black-Owned Restaurant, Bets On Southern Hospitality
After nearly a decade of pop-ups, Atlanta restaurateurs Mike and Shyretha Sheats are taking their culinary vision from the pop-up circuit to a permanent home. The husband-and-wife team opened Mule...
Oct 5, 2026
