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Sharon Tucker makes history as Fort Wayne's first Black female mayor, succeeding Tom Henry and bringing a legacy of community engagement and leadership to the city.

Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S., marked by General Order No. 3 in Texas on June 19, 1865, symbolizing freedom and cultural heritage.

California has emerged as a pioneer in this movement with the introduction of the California Reparations Task Force and its innovative Reparations Calculator.

House Resolution 414 (H.Res.414) is a significant legislative proposal that aims to address key issues affecting African Americans and Black business owners. This resolution, introduced on June 5, 2023, highlights critical areas such as economic empowerment, access to capital, and systemic inequalities that have long hindered the progress of Black communities in the United States.

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The program provides funding of up to $5,000 to eligible businesses.

Are you a business owner in need of a loan? You’re not alone. Starting a business requires funding, and many entrepreneurs seek options to help grow their businesses. Although many alternatives exist, getting a business loan is often the best option. However, not all loans are created equal, and it can be rather challenging to […]

Believe it or not, the secret sauce to business exposure lies within your local black chamber of commerce. With membership pricing that's affordable for all, joining a black chamber of commerce is definitely worth considering as another way to drive consumers to your establishment.

Positive company culture is a crucial ingredient of success for many companies. But achieving said culture is not always easy. Thankfully there are available programs such as Employee Resource Groups (ERG) that are primed for creating a culture where employees feel valued. ERGs have been around since the 1960s – spurred by black employees who […]