Black Tech Consultant from Spain Launches Global Relocation Services for Professionals

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Black Tech Consultant from Spain Launches Global Relocation Services for Professionals

Arnitha Webb, a veteran technology consultant, is bridging a critical gap in the "Blaxit" and digital nomad movements: the financial bridge between wanting to leave and having the means to stay gone. From her home in Valencia, Spain, she is launching RYLAbroad, a consultancy that teaches high-performing professionals and families how to move with a plan—not panic.

While most relocation services focus on visas and housing, RYLAbroad is built on an Income-First philosophy. Through her signature Authority Graph Session, Arnitha helps Corporate Transitioners decode their expertise into AI-resistant transferable skills to build portable income blueprints.

Black Author Debuts Powerful Memoir, From the Projects to the Halls of Academia and Medicine

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Black Author Debuts Powerful Memoir, From the Projects to the Halls of Academia and Medicine

 Rudolph Elliot Willis will release his debut book, Echoes of Cabrini-Green, on April 21, 2026, published by Southern Illinois University Press (SIU Press). Written as a series of intimate letters to his mother after her death, this deeply personal narrative reflects on a childhood shaped by systemic poverty, racism, and uncertainty, showing how faith, education, and resilience can remake lives. The memoir is available for pre-order from SIU Press and Amazon.

“A poignant and deeply personal account of African American migration, struggle and resilience in post-WWII Chicago,” said Teresa Irene Gonzales, author of Building a Better Chicago: Race and Community Resistance to Urban Redevelopment. “Willis powerfully illustrates how broader social forces, such as racism, deindustrialization, and poverty, shaped the lives of families such as his, while also honoring the moments of joy, humor, and hope that persisted.”

Black Owner of Dessert Food Truck Celebrates 30 Years in Business

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Black Owner of Dessert Food Truck Celebrates Women’s History Month and 30 Years in Business

Andrea Lacy, Founder and CEO of Luv’s Brownies®, the iconic Bay Area bakery behind the Original Heart-Shaped Brownie®, is celebrating Women’s History Month with major milestones that highlight its continued growth, community impact, and commitment to expanding educational opportunities.

As her company approaches its 30th anniversary this October, she is strengthening her regional presence through her popular dessert truck, which now attends approximately 300 events per year, serves more than 20,000 items annually, and appears at some San Jose Earthquakes games and every BayFC soccer game at PayPal Stadium. “Everyone loves when Luv’s Brownies are at the matches,” said Bianca Padilla, Earthquakes and BayFC Event Operations.