Author: Ms. Jheri Worldwide

  Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer When retired New York Supreme Court Justice Betty Williams suggested I interview Major General Joseph McNeil I jumped at the opportunity to sit down with a living revolutionary. During my time at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, I would see Major General McNeil annually at the February One breakfast commemoration. I studied his courageous actions in University Experience class, and as a

By: Ms Jheri Worldwide  Staff Writer In April of 2021, Evelyn Smith Booker published her autobiography "A Winner in Spite of …" this inspirational book is all about breaking through glass ceilings and honoring the journey. Booker truly poured her heart into these pages making it an absolutely enjoyable and uplifting read of her journey. Learning of her early helps the reader put the title into perspective. From birth she

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Our triangle community was gifted insight and direction by Syrena N. Williams, Olalah Njenga, and Pinnacle Financial Partners on Friday, July 26th. Women, Money, and Leadership was an informative workshop full of gems and resources for mostly women in business, also the one gentleman who joined us and shared inspiring feedback. The workshop began with the question, "What would better look like for you?"

By Ms. Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer July 18th, Vice President Kamala Harris visited Westover High School in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Mayor Colvin spoke first, mentioning that the Biden administration has sent $200 million to Fayetteville and Cumberland County. The mayor discussed the investments during the pandemic in families retaining their homes, water, and electric buses, and the 16 million dollar investment in HBCUs. He also touched on elements of Project

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Recently, a report was referenced on the blog of MSNBC host and author Joy Reid discussing 'The Black Online Disinformation Landscape' by Onyx Impact. Upon researching the organization, there were few details accessible. Esosa Osa, a 2012 Duke University graduate, identifies as the Founder and CEO of Onyx Impact via LinkedIn. The report by Onyx Impact asserted on page two, "Onyx Impact rejects any

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Our next citizen spotlight highlights a Durham native with a unique eye for beauty and art! Early on, Dara Baldwin was able to explore painting, drawing, and sculpture in various art classes while attending Durham School of the Arts. Dara explained, "I received a very close to college level of exposure to the arts with full facilities, my parents were also supportive and let

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer As a culture, we are becoming increasingly conscious consumers. There is more work to be done and insights to be shared. Everyone has heard the stats, Megan Sayles, cites a Nielsen report in her article 'Keeping the Black Dollar in the Black Community' for The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint, "According to a Nielsen report entitled, 'The State of the African-American Consumer,' African Americans

By Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer According to Zippia.com, "The most common ethnicity among sales people is White, which makes up 56.2% of all sales people. Comparatively, 19.7% of sales people are Hispanic or Latino and 10.7% of sales people are Black or African American." By employing a database of 30 million profiles, Zippia.com's sales person estimates are verified against Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census, and current job openings data

By Ms Jheri Worldwide (Staff Writer) June first marked four years since four black men with roots in Durham, North Carolina created Old Hillside Bourbon Company. "Founded in friendship" and rooted in American history, to watch these men work together and build successfully is a testament to what the right team can do. As we all know, together, everyone achieves more. Named in honor of Hillside High School, the historic

By Jheri Hardaway  (Staff Writer) Let's build about screen time and technology devices. Many of us are drowning in technology and it is not healthy. For all ages and walks of life, this is an important topic, and we should discuss the implications and ways out of our shared addiction. Spending too much time on the phone is detrimental to our mental health, thumb dexterity, and so much more. Like