Community, mentors and skill-building: Experts weigh the role of employee resource groups
NEW YORK (AP) – After moving to the United States from South Korea at age 6, Jenny Jang found it challenging to navigate through school and her first jobs. “In all of the environments I was in, I was always […]
Read MoreCampuses Across NC Celebrate Legacy of Black Greek Organizations
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer In a tribute to the history and legacy of historically Black fraternities and sororities, several universities across the nation have recently unveiled permanent installations that honor the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) and its member organizations. […]
Read MoreHow To Buy A Home Using Your Section 8 Housing Voucher
Section 8 is a federal housing Program that provides rental assistance for participating low-income families. However, it is also possible to use Section 8 to buy a home under some circumstances. The Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program allows […]
Read MoreShaw Univ Law School: The Mother of Southern Legal Minds
By: Ms Jheri Worldwide Staff Writer Shaw University holds a unique and vital place in the history of legal education in North Carolina and throughout the South. Founded in 1865, Shaw University stands as a testament to the vision and […]
Read MoreBlack Star Network Comes to Raleigh
By: Ms Jheri Worldwide | Staff Writer Are you following Roland Martin’s Black Star Network on YouTube? Roland Martin’s Black Star Network YouTube channel is a must-follow for anyone seeking insightful and culturally relevant content. The network’s flagship show, Roland […]
Read MoreWhat’s Behind The Rising Insurance Rates In NC? Part 2
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer As homeowners in North Carolina face escalating insurance premiums, experts continue to grapple with the underlying reasons behind these hikes. The situation has become increasingly dire, with some homeowners seeing double-digit percentage increases in just […]
Read MoreNC will appeal FEMA ruling to end 100% Helene cost-share, as state braces for tariff impacts
NC Newsline – North Carolina will appeal FEMA’s decision to end their 100% cost-share for Hurricane Helene debris cleanup and emergency services, Gov. Josh Stein said Monday. “We were granted 30 days to appeal, which we will surely do,” Stein said […]
Read More50-Year-Old Black-Owned Construction Firm Opens It’s First International Office in Nairobi, Kenya
Nationwide – Choates Family of Companies, a Black-owned international, multi-generational US-based construction firm that spans more than five decades, has opened its first international office in Nairobi, Kenya. The opening of this new office has cemented its position as a […]
Read MoreCurrent Mortgage Trends: Are Mortgage Rates Going Down?
By Molly Grace | Business Insider Last year, mortgage rates were supposed to go down a lot. But in spite of some big drops in the fall of 2024, rates ended the year close to where they started. What will […]
Read MoreThe History and Significance of Black Names: From Slavery to Modern Identity
By: Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer Names are more than mere labels; they carry the weight of history, culture, and identity. For African Americans, names have long been a way to assert individuality, heritage, and pride. Yet, throughout history, names […]
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