National Minority Health Month: Celebrating Progress and Addressing Disparities
April marks National Minority Health Month, a time to raise awareness about health disparities that disproportionately affect racial and ethnic minority groups in the United States. The observance traces its roots back to 1915, when Booker T. Washington, an influential African American educator, and author, first proposed the idea of “National Negro Health Week.” Today, […]
The New Artificial Intelligence: Risk or Reward?
One of the most significant risks posed by AI is the potential for data breaches. AI systems rely on vast amounts of data to function, and if that data falls into the wrong hands, it can be used to steal sensitive information or launch targeted attacks. For example, a hacker could use AI to analyze a company’s social media accounts, email correspondence, and other publicly available information to identify potential targets for phishing attacks or other forms of social engineering. They could also use AI to analyze a company’s network traffic and identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited to gain access to sensitive data.
Unplugging for the Sisterhood: Why Women Need the National Day of Unplugging
If you’re looking for a way to pamper yourself, indulge in some self-care. Take a long, luxurious bath with candles and relaxing music. Treat yourself to a facial or massage. Read a book, or take a nap. The possibilities are endless when it comes to taking care of yourself without technology.
Shouldering the Weight of a Legacy: The High Stakes of First-Generation African-American Wealth Building For Black Women
As we close out Black History Month 2023, I speak to my melanin sisters. As Black women, we are no strangers to the pressures of familial and communal responsibility. It’s a weight that we carry with us every day, as we strive to build a better future for ourselves and our loved ones.
Are You Leaving Money On the Table?
As a woman business owner, you work hard to grow your company and provide your employees with a stable job. But with the economic challenges brought about by the pandemic, it can be tough to keep up. Fortunately, there’s a little-known program called the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) that can help you save money […]
Thinking “Theon” the Stereotypes of Affiliate Marketing with Mary Germer
Have you ever wanted to try your hand at affiliate marketing as a side hustle, with the possibility of making it your permanent hustle? Let’s talk with Mary Germer, an Affiliate Marketing expert with Theon. Disclaimer: I have read the reviews on this company and they are going to change the game.
Author to Author: Interview with Danielle Bigsby
Meet Danielle: Hello everyone! Allow me to introduce to some and reintroduce to others, the visionary behind Royal 4 Publishing Presents & Royal Creations… My name is Danielle Bigsby and I often wear many hats as I am a student; a mother of four ranging in age from 8 to 16; a homemaker/innovator; an entrepreneur; […]
“The Betrayal and How I Continue to Overcome(REVISED)” an Interview with Author, Marquis A. Jackson
Getting published in 2022 is not hard. There’s a Youtube video about anything now. Access to resources makes anything virtually possible.
“Tip of the Spear”: An Interview Brett Sipe
What happens when you take a former Marine, turned Corrections Officer and unleash him into the world of online marketing? I sat down with the founder of Sipe Marketing, LLC, Mr. Brett Sipe to pick his brain about how he’s been able to turn online marketing and prospecting on its head. I asked him several […]
Keaire Beautii Bar’s Founder and CEO, Jasmine Hall, Sits Down with L. Renee’
L. RENEE’: Tell us more about who Jasmine is, behind the brand? JASMINE: “Yes, I created 26 chapters in this thing called life. Found my passion in 2020, which is working with kids. So I went to school for child development. Soon I will be done Then I will be a kindergarten teacher. I love […]