50-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 […]
Read MoreEarn Your Leisure Says That “You Deserve to Be Rich” Relatable Black Financial Guide
By: Ms Jheri Worldwide | Staff Writer Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, the minds behind the “Earn Your Leisure” platform, have delivered another powerful piece of content with their debut book, “You Deserve to Be Rich.” This isn’t just another […]
Read MoreThe high cost of clean creeks: Who should pay for the mounting litter problem?
NC Health News – On Saturday, March 15, volunteers gathered at sites like West Point on the Eno River, where cool temperatures and gray skies greeted them. Wearing neon-colored vests and armed with grabber tools and trash bags, they spread […]
Read MoreNC Insurance Rise Jump. What is the reason?
By Jordan Meadows | Staff Writer In recent months, North Carolina homeowners have seen a surge in their insurance premiums, a trend that has left many questioning the stability of the state’s insurance market. In January 2024, Insurance Commissioner […]
Read MoreNCDHHS Partners with Hazel Health to Provide Virtual Mental Health Services for K-12 Students in North Carolina
RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services today announced students across North Carolina will soon have access to high-quality, virtual mental health care through Hazel Health. This initiative, supported through an investment by UnitedHealthcare, is part of […]
Read MoreIda B. Wells Graces The U.S. Quarter
By Ms Jheri Worldwide, Staff Writer The U.S. Mint has unveiled its American Women Quarters 2025, and among the distinguished figures honored is prolific journalist Ida B. Wells-Barnett, a name that resonates with courage, resilience, and unwavering dedication to […]
Read MoreAfter 57 Years of the FHA, Where Are We?
By Nikole Hannah-Jones | ProPublica The authors of the 1968 Fair Housing Act wanted to reverse decades of government-fostered segregation. But presidents from both parties declined to enforce a law that stirred vehement opposition. A few months after Congress passed […]
Read MoreNC Dems eye funding boost for teacher support program amid attrition concerns
NC Newsline -Christina Butler, a first grade teacher in Wilkes County, nearly quit her job just weeks into her first year. But thanks to the North Carolina New Teacher Support Program, Butler is still a teacher today. “If you go into […]
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