Money makes the world go ‘round — and our Black dollars fuel the American economy. As we step into Black Business Month this August, let’s remember just how powerful we are when we plan, save, and spend with purpose. Look at the impact our Target boycott has had, their sales are at an all-time low,
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Q: My Babygirl just turned 17, she wants more independence, but I’m worried about safety with her friends, school and choices — how should I handle it? Signed, Scared Mommy A: Babyyyy, welcome to the teenage years — where they swear they’re grown, but still can’t keep their room or their ass clean. Let me
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By Akayliah Simpson and Attiyya Atkins MIAMI — President Donald Trump’s administration is escalating its crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, with Harvard University now at the center of the storm. On May 22, federal officials barred Harvard from enrolling international students — who make up more than 27% of its undergraduates —
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A Powerful Caribbean Celebration of Culture, Cuisine, and Community in Miami By Lisaluvslove MIAMI – Food, Wine & Fête, brainchild of cultural curators Vanessa James and Marco Rodriguez, was a fusion of party, power, and paradise. On Saturday, May 17, Miami’s Virginia Key Beach was the site of a Caribbean culinary celebration. During segregation, this
Continue ReadingNicole Friday and Larenz Tate Welcome Filmmakers, Fans, and Legends to Opening Night Celebration By Villij News Staff MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The 29th annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) set it off in style Wednesday night, June 11, with an electric opening ceremony led by Nicole Friday, President of Nice Crowd, and actor Larenz
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