Kim Anthony, founder of UrbanEnterprise.co, empowers overlooked entrepreneurs through media, coaching, and community—championing ownership, opportunity, and inclusive prosperity as a former foster youth turned business leader.
A Story of Representation, Innovation, and the Next Chapter of Urban Economic Power Magic Johnson Enterprises (MJE) has announced a powerful new chapter in its legacy of economic mobility and community-centered entrepreneurship: Alexia Grevious Henderson has been named President of Magic Johnson Enterprises, effective immediately. Her appointment signals more than
Tennessee State Rep. Justin J. Pearson, 30, has officially announced his run for the U.S. Congress, setting his sights on the seat currently held by longtime Rep. Steve Cohen. His announcement arrives at a moment when many voters—across generations—are expressing a desire for renewed leadership and fresh
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(NATIONWIDE) A simple fashion item—the quarter-zip sweater—has quietly become a cultural moment across social media, capturing the imagination of Black boys and young men in cities across the country. What began as playful TikTok commentary has evolved into something that feels more intentional: a collective shift in how
John Hope Bryant is more than a financial literacy advocate—he’s a movement-builder redefining what it means to lead with purpose and vision. As the founder of Operation HOPE, Bryant has dedicated his life to helping underestimated communities build wealth, confidence, and long-term stability. What makes his approach different?
Beatrice Wilson is living proof that purpose doesn’t expire. At 80 years old, the metro Atlanta entrepreneur just opened her eighth business—a vibrant new nail salon called Bee Nails—nestled on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. With each ribbon cut and door opened, she’s not just running
At just 19 years old, Jessica Hyatt has already carved out her place in history as the highest-rated African American female chess player ever—and the youngest Black woman in the U.S. to earn the title of National Master. But her journey is about far more than titles. It’
When V.J. Edgecombe’s name was called as the 3rd overall pick in the NBA Draft, the moment marked more than just a professional milestone—it was a powerful reflection of grit, gratitude, and the quiet strength behind so many untold success stories. At just 19 years old, the
In a world that often celebrates grand gestures, sometimes it's the quiet, thoughtful ones that carry the most weight. When one man walked into his neighborhood barbershop holding a bouquet of flowers, heads turned—but it was his reason that stirred hearts. “I bought my partner some flowers,
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In a moment that blended history with hope, 22-year-old Willow Newell of Racine, Wisconsin, took the stage—and claimed the crown—as the first Black woman ever to be named Miss Wisconsin. But her victory was about more than beauty or poise. It was the result of preparation, persistence, and
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In a city long burdened by the weight of violence and systemic inequities, Mayor Brandon Scott has launched a bold, people-centered strategy to reclaim summer as a season of safety, opportunity, and joy.
“You can’t police your way out of trauma—but you can organize your way into healing.” — Aqeela Sherrills' A Journey Rooted in Reverence Before he was a national thought leader on public safety reform, Aqeela Sherrills was a young man growing up in the war zone of Watts,
When Venus and Serena Williams stepped onto the tennis court decades ago, they didn’t just play—they transformed the game. With every serve, every win, and every trail they blazed, they reminded the world that greatness doesn’t ask for permission. Now, they’ve made history once again—this