Tabitha Brown Helps Georgia Restaurant Reach GoFundMe Goal With Surprise $10K Donation
Sometimes all it takes is a helping hand. A week ago, vegan influencer Tabitha Brown headed down to the Vegan House of Pancakes in East Point Georgia to support local business owner, Chef Nikki In The Mix. Nikki had originally met Brown in 2018, staying in touch over the years as they both rose to […]
13 Year Old Becomes One of the Youngest Students Accepted to Morehouse, Breaking Record Set by Dr. King in 1944
He had a plan and he stuck to it! Joshua Suddith has always been advanced, his parents noticing his gifts at an early age. By 9 months, he was speaking, by 18 months, he was reading, and by the time he was 3-years-old, Joshua had already authored his first book. The Georgia native was already […]
NBA Star Jayson Tatum Invests $2M in Homeownership Initiative for Families in Hometown of St .Louis
He’s building a legacy that goes beyond the game! NBA Star Jayson Tatum has always carried St. Louis, Missouri, in his heart—and now, he’s turning that hometown pride into real, life-changing impact. Through a powerful partnership between The Jayson Tatum Foundation and SoFi, nearly 100 families in St. Louis will soon be moving from renting […]
Cordae Fulfills Mom’s Lifelong Dream Of Becoming a Singer by Inviting Her to Join Him on Tiny Desk
It was a real full-circle moment for Mom! Rapper Cordae recently appeared on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series to perform hits from his most recent “Crossroads” album, Complex reports. A DMV native, Cordae paid homage to his hometown and showcased the lyrical prowess and nostalgic anthems that made him a celebrity. But the real magic […]
Virginia Union Makes History as First Virginia HBCU to Launch Doula Certification Program
This is progress for Black maternal health! Virginia Union University (VUU) recently announced the launch of its new Doula Certification Program, aimed at tackling racial disparities in maternal and infant health. The prorgam is the fist of its kind at a historically Black college or university (HBCU) in Viginia and one they hope will serve […]
Vanessa Bryant Pays Tribute to Late Daughter Gigi After UConn NCAA Championship Win
She would’ve been a freshmen in college this year! Vanessa Bryant took to social media to share a heartfelt message and word of congratulations after UConn’s NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship win, US Weekly reports. “Gigi would’ve loved being there with you,” wrote Bryant on her story. “When you think you can’t, UConn,” she continued, quoting […]
Meet Adrian Octavius Walker, the Photographer Whose Impact Extends From Ferguson to the Smithsonian
*This story is brought to you by Most Incredible Studio founder Syreeta Gates as a part of our Because Of You: Legacy in Focus campaign honoring contemporary Black photographers* He feels a duty to capture the fullness of Black life! “I want to always tell the truth with the people. Real people.” Adrian Octavius Walker […]
Meet Joshua Taylor, the Photographer Spotlighting Chicago, Creativity, and the Power of Everyday Stories
*This story is brought to you by Most Incredible Studio founder Syreeta Gates as a part of our Because Of You: Legacy in Focus campaign honoring contemporary Black photographers* Joshua Taylor is a product of his city. Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, his environment shaped his eyes, creativity, and determination. Moving […]
Meet Rochelle Brock, the Photographer Expanding Representation in Fashion and Beauty
*This story is brought to you by Most Incredible Studio founder Syreeta Gates as a part of our Because Of You: Legacy in Focus campaign honoring contemporary Black photographers* She’s making sure there’s space for everyone! Rochelle Brock doesn’t just take pictures—she creates space. Space for Black women to see themselves in all their fullness, […]
The Magic in Disney Dreamers Academy Isn’t Just in the Parks, It’s in the Representation
From the moment they arrived at Walt Disney World last week, these young dreamers stepped into a five-day experience designed to challenge, inspire, and equip them with the tools to chase their dreams. But for many Black students in the program, the most powerful lesson wasn’t just in the skills they gained—it was in the representation.