Through business, activism, and community building, the Gasaway sisters are reclaiming stolen land in Montgomery County and honoring the legacy of their great-great-grandfather, William Dove.
Cheryl McKissack Daniel on carrying forward 120 years of Black excellence and why her family's legacy belongs in every conversation about the American Dream.
Kimberly Bizu turned burnout into a platform where women can question expectations, reject outdated molds, and define success season by season.
Stock up, save, and show love to Black founders with these limited-edition beauty bundles from Sephora.
Because building an empire means nothing if your body and mind can’t keep up — these essentials will help you power through it all.
One of the few Black women leading at this scale, Johnson is showing how cannabis can be a platform for wellness, ownership, and cultural restoration.
We chatted with the co-founders of Sip & Sonder to talk wellness, entrepreneurship, and doing business with intention.
The actress continues to expand her brand beyond acting with Yummy Tummy: "I wanted simple, clean, trustworthy care...So I made it."
Discover the brands redefining beauty with products that uplift your spirit while caring for your skin.
People are working harder than ever, even as the holidays fast approach. Fortunately, we gathered some expert tips to help navigate a hectic workload this season.
Discover luxurious scents crafted by Black artisans to elevate your winter ambiance.
From Cardi B to Angel Reese, these stars got real about where their financial security really comes from.
Tamar Huggins and her 13-year-old daughter, Talia Grant set out to make the AI revolution more racially even-handed with the powerful new chat tool.
Michael Hershfield, founder & CEO of Accrue Savings, shares ways to stay financially fit.
The EGOT blames poor work ethic on the declining birth rates among the millennial group instead of economic or environmental concerns.
The entrepreneur and executive takes us through a day in the life of what, exactly, it takes to successfully pull off a multi-day festival.
As one of Hollywood's few Black business managers, Joe McGill isn't just handling wealth—he's creating a legacy of financial empowerment in an industry known for exclusivity.
