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America’s progress is measured like coming from -98 to 0 — still far from the abundance we deserve. We keep pouring from our gourds until nothing is left for our own households, and then wonder why the village is starving. The truth is, scarcity was never meant to be our economic model. What happens when we flip the script — when we plant beside the well, refill our gourd, and teach the next generation to draw?

In early 2025, Target—the big-box giant once praised for its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) commitments—made a stunning pivot....

For generations, education has been described as “the great equalizer.” But for many Black students, the classroom is less a place of...

Black America is an economic force. With a buying power exceeding $1.6 trillion —and climbing annually—it’s clear our dollars have the...

From the drumbeat of the Motherland to the bassline of hip-hop, from kente patterns to streetwear couture, Black creativity is the...

The glossy corporate reports look promising. The group photos feature smiling faces of every shade. The “Diversity & Inclusion” page on...

Laws are often written in quiet rooms far from the streets they govern. City council chambers, statehouses, and zoning boards may feel...

Hashtags are powerful. In a matter of hours, a phrase can leap from a single tweet to global trending status, uniting millions of voices...