Financial literacy courses are essential to instill principles of saving, budgeting, and investing, which leads to financial responsibility. These classes provide students…
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On August 13th in Philly, Can’t Wait Live: A Concert for Jobs, Climate and Care is on at the Mann, this is…
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Following a year of disconnection and disruption from traditional learning and working for many young people, summer youth employment programming such as…
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WURD Radio and The Plug, a tech media platform, are collaborating to amplify the stories of Philadelphia’s burgeoning Black technology sector.
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Southern University and A&M College’s medical marijuana program has already brought in more than $2 million for the Baton Rouge-based HBCU
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Companies like Shopify, Instacart, and now Amazon, have pledged to lift their platforms in support of onboarding more Black and brown business…
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Juneteenth, named by combining June and 19, marks the day in 1865 when federal troops descended on Galveston, Texas, with news that…
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By Nicole Blackson Black women are the fastest, largest growing group of entrepreneurs. Not only are Black women dominating entrepreneurship, but according…
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By Michael Butler
I am a freelance journalist and content creator, and I find that every day is a different adventure.…
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By Sincerely Syreeta In the spring semester of 2010, I was a 21-year-old woman attending Temple University full-time, working part-time and raising…
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In the city of Philadelphia, young Black entrepreneurs often take leaps into entrepreneurship and struggle to achieve their dreams while battling a…
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