Best Africans and African Americans Entrepreneur Books
For African and African American entrepreneurs, several books stand out as precious resources.
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Passionate About Serving People
President and CEO of Campaign for Working Families (CWF), Dr. Nikia Owens, says her vision for CWF is to grow and expand its service delivery and to make a clear, direct impact on people’s lives socially and financially.
How Fintech is Changing the Financial System in Africa
With the rise of digital technology, African financial services are undergoing a radical transformation.
THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR AGAINST BIAFRA
Most Nigerians regard the war over Biafra as a forgotten episode, but for the Igbo people who fought for secession, it remains a life-defining experience.
Chaos or Community?
What are we doing both as a nation and individually to honor and support the wish Dr. King had for equality and racial justice in the US?
5 Black-Owned Shoe Brands to Support Valentine’s Day
When it comes to shopping for Valentine’s Day gifts, many people think of flowers, chocolates, and jewelry. But what about shoes?
Massacre of Igbo Women in 1929 by British Soldiers
In 1929, Igbo women in Nigeria rose to demand their rights and fight against oppressive colonial rule. This historic uprising, known as the Women’s Riot of 1929, marked a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s struggle for women’s rights.
Reading Quilt: The Song of the Trees
In less than fifty pages, Mildred Taylor introduces us to several members of the Logan family including a couple of plucky kids determined to protect the family’s treasured land.
Pele – The Soccer Legend
Pele started his career at Club Santo in Brazil, at the age of 16, and in 1958 when he turned 18, he won the World Cup. The same year, he paused his career to join the Brazilian Army and has since then been referred to as “The man who stopped a war”
Who was Joseph Hayne Rainey?
Joseph Hayne Rainey was the second African American to serve in Congress and the first to fill in the House of Representatives.