June 11, 2025 - Page 2

Trump Tariffs Move Forward as Court Grants Temporary Stay

By  Samantha Delouya President Donald Trump’s heftiest tariffs cleared a court hurdle for now, after a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that they could take effect while legal challenges play out. But the appeals court put the tariff cases on a fast track for a resolution this summer. The decision came after the Trump administration

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T.D. Jakes Hosts Good Soil Forum to Empower Black Business

Written By Lexx Thornton Bishop T.D. Jakes wants to help Black entrepreneurs build wealth and he’s using the Good Soil Forum to reach them. With over 300,000 Black women reportedly losing jobs in the past threemonths, Bishop T.D. Jakes is speaking out about the economic challenges facing Black communities. One way he hopes to address

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HBCU Students & Alumni Unite in Michigan on August 9

Written By Lexx Thornton It’s time to call all HBCU students and alumni in Michigan. They want you to be part of The HBCU Initiative, which empowers, educates, and fosters excellence. Saturday, August 9th inLansing, Michigan is when the magic happens. HBCU initiatives are anyprojects, programs, orpolicies designed to support and enhance Historically Black Colleges

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P&G Expands HBCYOU Program to Support HBCU Students

Written By Lexx Thornton For over 185 years, P&G has built many of the brands people love by understanding, designing for, and innovating to meet consumer needs and serve them with superior products and experiences. One way they continue to grow is by meeting the unique needs of college students. Through their long-standing relationship with

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