The timing is critical. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 50% of children ages 6–8 have experienced cavities in their baby teeth, making tooth decay the most common chronic childhood disease in the United States. Children in Black and underserved communities are disproportionately affected by untreated dental decay, increasing risks for pain, infection, missed school days, and long-term systemic health complications.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
2 Black Women Healthcare Leaders Launch New Children’s Book
Black Founder Launches Specialized Educational Consulting Services for Families Living Abroad
Dr. Doresa Jennings, Founder and CEO of Key Destiny Unlimited, a premier provider of educational consulting services, is proud to launch comprehensive packages designed specifically to help families currently or planning on living abroad ensure high school students have amazing opportunities for continuing their learning journey after graduation.
In response to growing demand for educational packages that meet the unique needs of families with high school students living abroad, this new offering focuses on comprehensive educational packages that help students find right fit colleges all around the globe and ensure their applications stand out amongst thousands of others. These packages also include scholarship searches and support for preparing for high-stakes admission and merit scholarship interviews.
Sunday, March 8, 2026
15-Year-Old Black CEO Launches First Ultra-Soft Disposable Facial Towels for Kids with Sensitive Skin
MelanBrand Skin, the dermatologist-approved skincare brand co-founded by mother-son duo Patrice Chappelle and Bron Echols, has officially launched MelanVelvet, believed to be the first ultra-soft disposable facial towels created specifically for kids, pre-teens, and teens with sensitive, growing skin.
While the skincare industry has rapidly expanded for adults, products intentionally designed for children’s daily skincare routines remain limited – especially when it comes to the tools used on delicate skin.
Black Mom of 2, New Line of Natural Haircare Products
As a single mother juggling long days, real responsibilities, and very little margin for error, Ebony Richards, Founder and CEO of Luminous Strands, wasn’t trying to build a beauty brand. She was trying to fix a problem no one seemed to be addressing—why so many hair routines looked good on the surface but failed where it mattered most: the scalp.
Between work, motherhood, and late nights at home, Richards began experimenting on her kitchen counter.
Thursday, March 5, 2026
LeBron James and Kevin Hart Called Out
Monday, March 2, 2026
Black Couple Create World’s First Wine-Infused Gourmet Jam
Jam Vino, the world’s first wine-infused gourmet jam, is redefining the specialty food space with a product that blends Southern heritage, culinary innovation, and ownership.
Founded by Dallas-based husband and wife team Chef Lorious Lori Rogers and Shane Rogers, Jam Vino has grown from a home kitchen recipe into a nationally recognized gourmet brand featured on major television platforms and inside elite celebrity gift lounges.
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Black Entrepreneur Keenen Smith Sr. Develops First Luxury Electric Robotaxi
Keenen Smith Sr., an African American entrepreneur and technology innovator, is making history as the mastermind behind HOMER, a next-generation luxury electric robotaxi. The launch marks a historic milestone, as Smith becomes the first entrepreneur to develop a luxury EV robotaxi at a time when the global auto industry is rapidly shifting toward electric and autonomous transportation.
More than just a new vehicle, it represents ownership and leadership in a sector that will shape the future of mobility. While major automakers and technology giants compete to dominate the autonomous space, Black ownership at this level has remained rare. This debut signals that innovation in advanced transportation can also be driven by diverse leadership and vision.
Friday, February 27, 2026
Get The Scoop ON How Acclaimed Saxophonist Charles Langford Continues to Elevate Modern Jazz
In today’s ever-evolving musical landscape, true mastery stands apart from momentary success. Celebrated jazz saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist Charles Langford has firmly established himself as one of the greatest saxophonists of our time, earning recognition for his exceptional musicianship, emotional depth, and unwavering commitment to the art of jazz.
Langford’s artistry reflects the essence of what defines a legendary performer. His command of the tenor, alto, and soprano saxophones, along with clarinet and flute, demonstrates not only technical excellence but a rare musical intuition that allows him to transform sound into storytelling. Each performance carries sophistication, soul, and authenticity, qualities that continue to resonate with audiences and fellow musicians alike.
What distinguishes Charles Langford is his ability to connect deeply through music. His playing is not simply heard but felt. His standout single “I Told You So” serves as a powerful example of his artistry, blending expressive phrasing with refined improvisation that reflects lived experience, emotion, and truth. The composition highlights Langford’s ability to balance complexity with accessibility, allowing listeners from all backgrounds to engage with the music on a personal level. Checkout Langford's "I Told You So," Video Below...
Billboard Chart-Topper LeVelle Delivers Powerful Performance at Missouri State Capitol and Receives Special Honor for Music Artistry and Community Service
Delivers Powerful Performance at
Missouri State Capitol and
Receives Special Honor for
Music Artistry and Community Service
Billboard chart-topping R&B recording artist LeVelle delivered an unforgettable special guest performance at the historic Missouri State Capitol on Wednesday evening, February 25, 2026, during an event hosted by the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus.
Performing inside the Capitol’s iconic First Floor Rotunda, the Kansas City native brought soul, passion, and authenticity to a setting rarely transformed by live R&B music.
Lawmakers, community leaders, invited guests, and supporters gathered for an evening that blended artistry with cultural celebration, creating a memorable moment of unity through music.
A standout moment of the evening came when LeVelle delivered a stirring rendition of “Grateful,” originally recorded by legendary gospel artist Hezekiah Walker.
His heartfelt performance filled the Rotunda with emotion, drawing a powerful response from attendees and underscoring the spiritual and inspirational foundation that continues to influence his artistry.
During the evening, LeVelle was also presented with a special recognition honoring his outstanding contributions to music artistry and his continued commitment to community service.
The presentation acknowledged his impact not only as a Billboard charting recording artist, but also as a cultural ambassador whose music continues to uplift and inspire audiences across generations.
“I am truly grateful for this recognition,” LeVelle shared following the presentation. “To be honored in my home state for both my music and my service to the community means everything to me. Music has always been about giving back, bringing people together, and using your gift to make a positive difference.”
LeVelle’s
performance served as both entertainment and inspiration, showcasing
the emotional depth and storytelling that have made him one of today’s
most respected independent R&B artists.
Known for connecting deeply with audiences, he delivered a moving set reflecting love, perseverance, and community empowerment.
“To perform at the Missouri State Capitol was truly meaningful,” LeVelle added. “Standing in a place where leadership and decisions shape communities and being able to bring music that uplifts people was an incredible honor. Moments like this remind me why I do what I do.”
Blueprint Helping African Americans Preserve Black History Through Their Own Stories
As Black History Month honors the achievements and contributions of African Americans, award-winning author and publishing strategist Dawn James is calling on the Black community to become active participants in preserving Black history by documenting their personal narratives through her newly launched program, Your Memoir Blueprint.
“Black history isn’t just made in history books—it’s made in our living rooms, at our dinner tables, and in the everyday experiences that shape our families,” says James, founder of Publish and Promote. “When we write our own stories, we’re not just preserving memories—we’re creating primary source documents that tell the full, authentic story of Black life in America.”
Black Org Joins Los Angeles for Citywide Black History Observance
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary and national debates intensify over the narrowing of Black History in classrooms, Los Angeles has made a clear declaration: Black History is a public trust — and it will not be erased!
Our Authors Study Club, Inc. (OASC), in partnership with the Office of the Mayor, the Los Angeles City Council and the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA), officially opened the 76th Our Authors Study Club, Inc. (OASC) Citywide Black History Celebration on February 4, in the Mayors’ Chambers followed by a ceremony inside the City Council Chambers at the Los Angeles City Hall.













