Black-Led Tech Startup Receives VC Funding From Diddy, LL Cool J
When Deon Nicholas launched his company Forethought, he set out to change the landscape of artificial intelligence. Now the tech entrepreneur is receiving support from
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Morehouse College Partners With Points of Light in Social Justice Initiative to Fight Systemic Racism (Video)
*Global nonprofit Points of Light is partnering with Morehouse College, the nation’s only historically black college focused on educating men, to launch “Listen. Learn. Act to
There’s Never Been a Better Time for Business Owners to Make a Move
Not only that, this election year is filled with unpredictability, especially for owners of small and midsize businesses. We are simultaneously navigating the uncertain waters
Ohio Business Owner Says His ‘White Lives Matter, Who Else Will Pay for Welfare’ Sign is Not Racist (Watch)
*The owner of a tire shop in Bethesda, Ohio has put a sign outside his door that has been labeled as racist, although he claims
Dr. Jennifer Satterfield-Siegel: It’s ‘Very Rewarding’ Being An African American NASCAR Team Owner
*“The more you know NASCAR. The more you love NASCAR,” declares Dr. Jennifer Satterfield-Siegel. She was a recipient of the Industry Ambassador award at the
Amazon Looks to Further its Commitment to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
The Network Journal has always been about educating and empowering our readers. So, when Amazon recently announced its upcoming two-day summit—called “Represent the Future, Success
Google Donates $2.35 Million To Black-Owned Tech Companies In Atlanta
Amid the global health crisis, several initiatives have been unveiled to support Black-owned businesses that have been significantly impacted. Among the efforts is one being
This Black Woman Has a Company That Mentors Over 1,000 Prisoners
During these challenging times, Lynda Monroe is inspiring over 2 million people monthly with her story of resilience and life coaching for success. When she
There’s a Silver Lining for Returning Office Workers
Perhaps no part of the economy has a more uncertain future right now than office buildings. The pace of workers coming back into offices is
Why Employer Family Leave Still Matters
Plenty of employers talk a good game these days about gender-friendly workplace culture, benefits, paths to advancement — and then many fall short when it