Representation
Color Noir
Couple's Coloring Book App Celebrates Black Culture

Determined to diversify the imagery featured on adult coloring book apps, a Washington D.C.-based married couple launched Color Noir; a…
by Brandee Sanders
03.29.20
Photo of Bessie Coleman
Second Grade Aviation Enthusiast Meets Bessie Coleman’s Niece

A second-grader who highlighted the legacy of Bessie Coleman for a school project got the opportunity to meet the late…
by NewsOne Staff
03.28.20
Teacher writing with chalk on a blackboard.
Initiative Aims To Increase Representation Of Black Teachers

Louisville-based Simmons College has launched a new program that aims to increase the representation of Black teachers in public schools.
by NewsOne Staff
03.27.20
Smiling teacher standing arms crossed in classroom
Program Empowers Black Men In Chicago To Teach

The initiative Call Me MISTER is aiming to increase the number of Black and Latino male teachers within Chicago’s public…
by NewsOne Staff
07.21.18
ICON MANN's 4th Annual Power 50 Dinner
Entrepreneur Empowers Black Men To Reclaim Their Narratives

Through ICON MANN, entrepreneur Tamara Houston is aiming to change the negative perception of Black men in the media.
by NewsOne Staff
05.12.18
Child caring for sick doll
11-Year-Old Philanthropist Gifts Black Girls With Dolls

Zoe Terry, 11, founded the non-profit Zoe’s Dolls as an avenue to encourage Black girls to have a positive self-image.
by NewsOne Staff
02.24.18
Mother and daughter
Miami Mom Creates Party Supplies For Black Children

Lynette Abbott created her business Craft My Occasion to increase the racial representation in children’s party supplies.
by NewsOne Staff
02.18.18
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