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By Jasmine Browley ·August 17, 2021August 16, 2021

What do you think of when you hear the word “acne”?  

It’s not surprising if feelings of frustration and embarrassment are conjured when the topic comes up. For many women, skin issues are still a major pain point that affects their mental health cross-generationally. Findings from a 2019 study revealed that a whopping 76% of the women surveyed said they felt good about themselves if they thought their

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By Lee Anna A. Jackson ·August 16, 2021August 16, 2021

It’s been said that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. As cliché as that may sound, this has been the truth for Tinia Pina, the CEO of Re-Nuble, an agritech company that makes products for hydroponic farm systems. Using Re-Nuble trademarked technology created by her team, the company turns vegetative food waste, that would otherwise end up in landfills, into nutrients for soil-less farms.

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By Taryn Bushrod ·August 13, 2021August 13, 2021

Have you heard the saying that “your greatest wealth building asset is your brain?” This is because it is the strongest visualization of your mind and money. Your mental wellness has more control over your money than you may realize. 

Consider your thoughts when you are sad, anxious or lonely: you’re naturally in a state associated with negative thinking. Whereas, happiness and excitement are emotions from positive thinking.

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By Jasmine Browley ·August 12, 2021August 12, 2021

Since last year, there has been renewed interest in Black-owned businesses with consumers showing support in the wake of protests against police brutality. The sudden attention on inequality in America has prompted an uptick in Black founder support and apparently, it’s working. 

According to a new report by the National Black Chamber of Commerce and Groupon, findings show that the online marketplace is at the helm.  

Groupon and the

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Courtesy: Ranay Daye By Lee Anna A. Jackson ·August 12, 2021August 12, 2021

A self-proclaimed “lazy natural” when it comes to her own hair, Ranay Daye decided she had had enough of dealing with “subpar” bonnets. This sparked the inspiration for her company, Glow by Daye, which she founded in 2017. The Los Angeles-based company sells satin-lined shower caps, silk pillowcases and deep conditioning heat caps to help women more easily manage their