On this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we’re bringing you, yes, another debt freedom story! This time RJ and Anjie from Rich By Intention stopped by to chat with us about how […]
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The Blackburn Takeover is still in full effect at Howard University. During University President Dr. Wayne Fredrick’s state of the university address, he said while he hears the demands of the students, he is doing […]
Opening statements began in the murder trial of three white men charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. A disproportionately white jury is hearing the case. Prosecutor Linda Dunikoski says the 25-year-old Black man was […]
In Illinois, Jelani Day’s family is not giving up on finding out how he died. Today, at the “March for justice” for Jelani Day, Rev. Jesse Jackson and other supporters marched chanting “Justice for Jelani” […]
While Democrats continue their post-election blame game, Republicans have launched the next stage of their voter suppression campaign. North Carolina’s GOP-controlled legislature approved new congressional maps that will advantage Republicans for the next decade. The […]
Newly elected New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he wants to get paid in Bitcoin. He said on Twitter, “In New York we always go big, so I’m going to take my first THREE […]
The Republican governor-elect of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin, made critical race theory in schools the lynchpin of his campaign. Republicans across the country are trying to repeat his success, making education their new “Southern strategy.” House […]
More than 40 million Americans are struggling with student loan debt, but Black households carry the most outstanding balances of all racial groups. The data shows that Black people owe anywhere from $32,000 to $35,000 […]
On this day in 1968, Shirley Chisholm became the first Black woman elected to Congress. The educator would represent the mostly Black 12th District of New York, largely made up of Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant community. She […]
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