Killer Mike’s ‘Trigger Warning’ fuels conversation with creator of the Blackest playing cards ever
In this super Black episode of The Night Drive (TND), Nobi De Lon and Embassy talk “Trigger Warning,” Killer Mike’s provocative new … Keep Reading
Amazon’s next colony: People get ready for Prime gentrification | Think Piece
Narrowed down from a list of about 20 supplicant cities, the reality of Amazon’s second headquarters in North America, dubbed “HQ2,” boils … Keep Reading
Eat Black, Stay Safe: eatOkra App
The re-emergence of racist and sometimes violent encounters between Black customers and restaurant workers motivated a military veteran to create an app … Keep Reading
Power to Privacy: EU data regulation updates privacy control of users around the world
New privacy rules give users of apps and online services more agency to control how their data can be used, or if … Keep Reading
SEC deposes Jay Z on the sale of Rocawear: Other difficult business dealings emerge
“Hard Knock Life” rapper, Jay Z once said in a verse, “I’m a business man.” Now the artist must show how business … Keep Reading
Millennial Yoruba priestess launches peer-to-peer virtual marketplace | Podcast
Forty-two miles from Silicon Valley, social entrepreneur, Alafia Stewart, fields calls and emails for her freshly launched platform, Juju Square, an online … Keep Reading
Ark Republic announces new management team
Ark Republic announced today the formation of its management team to help lead the startup into its next phase of growth. Effective immediately … Keep Reading
Silk Road 3.0: China’s growing global transportation network
From sea to land, China’s assertive push in transportation boosts their connections to the world with so much efficiency that experts call … Keep Reading
Facebook faces fine in Belgium for repeatedly breaking privacy laws
Belgium courts rule again that Facebook illegally tracks non-users by deploying technology such as cookies and social plug-ins. … Keep Reading
Sisters honor Cuban heritage with first cigar company owned by black women
In Yoruba, Yvette and Yvonne Rodriguez are called, ibeji, a name for twins. … Keep Reading