On Wednesday, a lawsuit resurfaced that accuses the Alabama legislature of discriminating against the city of Birmingham by preventing the city, which is majority-black, from setting their own minimum wage within city limits. The decision to dismiss the lawsuit has been reversed by the 11th […]
By: Yaya Rey CSIOS is a Maryland based veteran owned and small disadvantaged business provider of full spectrum cyberspace operations and cybersecurity services to U.S. Federal customers worldwide. The U.S. government consistently faces an ever-evolving array of cyber-based threats to its information systems and networks. Federal systems and […]
The Philadelphia Police Department has finally decided to try de-escalating confrontations with individuals accused of trespassing on private business property, nearly two months after officers infamously arrested two Black men at a downtown Starbucks. Going forward, officers will attempt to defuse situations between property owners […]
Housing Secretary Ben Carson says he wants to raise rents for people who receive federal housing subsidies by roughly 20 percent to push them into finding work. But a new analysis released today by nonpartisan research institute Center on Budget and Policy Priorities says Carson’s […]
Michael Purnell, founder of Sievent Michael Purnell, an African American entrepreneur from Sacramento, California, established a startup after discovering that there are a lot of good, beneficial events in every area but people aren’t even aware of it due to marketing limitations. So, he created Sievent,, an […]
An old family recipe has landed an entrepreneur a major deal with Sam’s Club. Nailah Ellis-Brown, the creator of Ellis Island Tea, inked a national distribution deal with the wholesale store, Rolling Out reported. Ellis-Brown entered the realm of entrepreneurship at the age of 20 when she launched […]
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