Daily Archives: January 18, 2021

  This letter was ultimately seen as the prioritization of Loeffler’s political aims— the Senate re-election—over the desire of many women within the majority-Black league to advocate for political and social change. In turn, players in and outside of the Atlanta Dream searched for a candidate that would better represent their values rather than gettingContinue reading “WNBA Helps Raphael Warnock Secure Georgia Senate Seat”

By Austin Turner After years of mounting pressures to reform its Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy, the NCAA finally moved toward allowing its student-athletes to earn money from endorsements in April. But arguments are far from over as the NCAA, state, and federal governments wrestle over how to implement new regulations. While the NCAAContinue reading “Booker’s “College Athlete Bill of Rights” rights the wrongs of the NCAA”

By: Corinne Dorsey Fashion and music have always gone hand in hand, whether artists were influencing the latest trends or designers were flooding the latest music videos—and 2020 didn’t stop this growing partnership. Throughout the coronavirus pandemic and a whirlwind of social uprisings, 2020 was still buzzing with notable fashion collaborations from our favorite celebrities—namelyContinue reading “Black Female Artists that Dominated the Fashion Industry in 2020”

Black designers are bringing authentic substance and style into the fashion industry. Still, their influence has significantly expanded over the last few years due to the support of creatives and stylists leading on social media. These Black designers and creatives lead the conversations of diversity and inclusion in the fashion industry to open more opportunitiesContinue reading “Black Creatives and Designers Leading the Fashion Industry in 2021”