For many Black Americans, he is next to a Messiah. For many non-Black Americans, he is thought to be an agitator, riling up already uncomfortable societal quagmires that are better left swept under the rug. Media image aside, Reverend Al Sharpton is neither of these things.
Category: Features
Taking on the “Ruthless” Cult: Jaime M. Callica
Tyler Perry’s “Ruthless” star, Jaime M. Callica, talks to us about his journey into Hollywood, and how selling everything to do it was the easiest and most stressful checkpoint of his road to stardom.
Climbing to the Top with Mychel “Snoop” Dillard
Mychel Dillard, also known as Snoop, has led a fruitful career as an entrepreneur and restauranteur. Most notably Snoop has partnered with 2 Chainz in the opening of Atlanta’s Escobar Restaurant and Tapas Lounge.
Jimmy Jones of OWN’s “Ready to Love” talks the Reality of Love and Business in Atlanta
The self-assured number one listing agent in Atlanta, Jimmy Jones, has become quite popular since his appearance on Ready to Love. Yet, is he as lucky in love as he is in business?
Living Your Best Life: Christelyn Karazin and The Pink Pill
Christelyn Karazin has launched an Empire, helping thousands of black women live their best lives by taking the proverbial Pink Pill.
Battling Depression and Domestic Violence Amidst COVID-19 Isolation
Isolation is challenging everybody but individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, or other mental health disorders, can be especially challenged.
The King of Marijuana: Michael “BigMike” Straumietis
BigMike has been changing the marijuana industry for over 20 years. He went from one of the DEA’s main fugitives to one of the biggest names in the industry.
Michael Phelps Gets Candid About His Struggles in the Spotlight
With his unmatched agility and speed in the water, Michael Phelps holds the all-time record for Olympic gold medals earned. The closest thing to Aquaman, on two legs, Phelps, like many pro-athletes who have reach his rarified status, was placed on a pedestal that was unsustainable.
Microaggressions Are Killing Black Americans
In recent events pertaining to police brutality and normalized racism via the objectification of the Black body, the results of unchecked microaggressions and unconscious bias are present.
Welcome to Trap University
Clark Atlanta University Partners with Grammy Award Winning Artist, Actor and Entrepreneur Tip “T.I.” Harris and Dr. Melva Williams to Bring an Understanding of the Origin, Culture and Business of Trap Music to the University.