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5 Things You May Not Know About Autism in Black Women and Girls

As we round out Autism Awareness month, we’re taking a moment to highlight a segment of the autism population that often goes unnoticed. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is often portrayed in a narrow way, with a focus on young white boys. This limited view overlooks the experiences of Black girls and women on the spectrum, […]

Shaq Becomes Newest Investor in Online Community College, Campus

Education just got a major assist from none other than NBA legend Dr. Shaquille O’Neal! Imagine getting guidance from a personal success coach, learning from professors who taught at top universities, and having all your tech needs covered – all while keeping your tuition costs low. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, that’s […]

Viola Davis and Husband Launch New Book Publishing Company

Viola Davis and Husband Launch New Book Publishing Company (Photos credit: ELLE Magazine)

New York Times bestselling author and Academy Award-winning actor Viola Davis is getting into the book publishing industry! Davis and her husband, Julius Tennon, are joining forces with author and publisher Lavaille Lavette to launch JVL Media, a new publishing house seeking to champion under-represented voices in the book world.  “This endeavor embodies our collective […]

Tabitha Brown’s ‘Tab Time’ Children’s Series Set To Expand With New App & eBook

“America’s Mom” Tabitha Brown, the Emmy-winning host behind the beloved Tab Time YouTube series, is bringing even more love and learning to your homes! According to Variety, Brown, alongside creative studio Kids at Play, is expanding the Tab Time universe with a brand new app, a children’s book series, and an online shop! This means […]

Smithsonian NMAAHC Launches New Online Exhibition Dedicated to Black Jesus

They’re showcasing Black messianic representation in art, history, and media! The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) has announced a new online exhibition titled “Jesus’ Hair Like Wool.” This digital showcase explores the historical and contemporary ways Black figures have been depicted as messianic figures in American religion and popular culture, […]

Prentice Penny’s ‘Black Twitter’ Doc Set to Debut on Hulu

Jason Parham’s WIRED article is coming to the small screen next month! Prentice Penny, a writer and producer known for his work on shows like Insecure and Girlfriends, has now developed a new Hulu docuseries titled Black Twitter: A People’s History. This three-part series dives into the birth, rise, and cultural impact of Black Twitter, […]

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