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“Giving Black girls the opportunity to shape and contribute to the broader economy is a smart investment that will drive strong returns for generations to come,” shared Goldman Sachs Foundation President Asahi Pompey.

The mobile payment service has unveiled a project dubbed "That's Money," which features ads—starring Williams, rapper Kendrick Lamar and investor Ray Dalio—that illustrate the many uses of the platform.

The case Brom and Bett v. Ashley was taken to the County Court of Common Pleas of Great Barrington that same year. Bet and Brom won the case in which they received their freedom, 30 shillings and had their legal fees covered.

"Regardless of how successful you are, it's all about coming back to your community," said Roberts.

“I’m excited for everyone to get an opportunity to go behind the scenes and see all the work that went into this iconic team,” said Wade.

Dean's Beauty Salon and Barber Shop has evolved into a community mainstay.

Actress Sonequa Martin-Green is empowering the next generation of STEM innovators through a new partnership with Frito-Lay Variety Packs.

Russell Westbrook has launched a digital media venture designed to increase representation in advertising.

Yara Shahidi has extended her production deal with ABC Signature.

Ciara and Russell Wilson announced they’re donating $500,000 to nonprofits in Colorado annually.

The Getty Research Institute and the National Museum of African American History and Culture have acquired the Jet and Ebony photo archive.

Michelle Obama’s second memoir ‘The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times’ is slated to hit bookshelves in November.