Marc Lore’s, Billionaire ex-Walmart exec says the first ‘settlers’ of his planned $400 billion city ‘Telosa’ will likely be selected through applications — and they could move in by 2030. A rendering of Telosa, including the “Equitism Tower.” BIG and Bucharest Studio Marc Lore, a former Walmart executive, wants to build a futuristic utopia called Read More…
Jason Sole Formerly Incarcerated Now a Criminal Justice Professor at a Prestigious University Jason Sole, who was formerly incarcerated on drug charges, is now a professor teaching Criminal Justice at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. After all that he has gone through, he said he believes there can be a world without police. Sole, Read More…
Tracking Racial Incidence of Missing Black People has a Technological Edge. Meet the couple who create an App to improve results of this particular Atrocity. James Samuel, Jr. and his wife, Evelyn, an African American couple who wanted to minimize and prevent personal and community security issues, Anjel Tech sends information to loved ones in Read More…
MS US Christelle Awa From Congo Crowned Winner of African Most Beautiful USA Beauty Pageant. Nationwide — It was a night of bliss, fashion, music, and great African cultural performances at the maiden launch of the much-anticipated African Most Beautiful USA beauty pageant. Christelle Awa, representing the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was announced as the 2021 winner. Read More…
June Walker, a 65-year old woman in Detroit, Mich., was wrongfully evicted. She finished paying off a rent-to-own house in more than 2 years believing it would be her forever home. But she is now facing eviction after apparently being a victim of the “fake landlord” scam all along. In January 2019, Walker was finding Read More…
Kenya Ward A former employee at North Carolina Central University, a historically Black university in Durham, NC, has been charged with embezzling nearly $1 million from the school. Ward, who is 44-years old, allegedly took $900,284 from the school’s bookstore and food services department for three years, from January 2018 to April 2021. At that Read More…
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