Michael Jordan donates $7 million to build medical clinics in Charlotte

Posted by - October 31, 2017

Hornets owner Michael Jordan is donating $7 million to launch medical clinics that he hopes will help at-risk communities in Charlotte. It’s the largest philanthropic donation ever by the former NBA champion. The donation will fund two Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Clinics, which are projected to open in 2020. “It is my hope that these clinics will help

How one young black entrepreneur’s company helps empower renters

Posted by - October 31, 2017

Ofo Ezeugwu, CEO and co-founder of Whose Your Landlord (WYL), says that when it comes to renting, knowledge is power. In an era where millennials are owning fewer homes and spending more of their money renting, the stakes for finding a good place to live are much higher. But for landlords, it also presents an opportunity to

Black History: UVA’s Carla Williams Is The First African-American Woman To Become Athletic Director In NCAA Power 5

Posted by - October 30, 2017

Former deputy director of athletics at the University of Georgia, Carla Williams, has been hired by the University of Virginia (In Charlottesville…) to take the big chair as the new athletic director according to the school’s website UVAToday. The hire makes Williams the very first African-American woman to ever hold the position among the NCAA’s Power Five

UMC – Urban Movie Channel Announces New Fall Comedy Series MINIMUM WAGE

Posted by - October 30, 2017

Following its new hit comedy summer series, UMC – Urban Movie Channelis excited to announce the premiere of MINIMUM WAGE, an amusing new six-episode workplace comedy that centers around a struggling Koreatown burger joint forced to make radical changes to keep its doors open. Minimum Wage is from the original web series “Foodies,” winner of the “New Normal Writing Contest,”