Google Invests $37M in Africa to Power the Continent’s AI Revolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epzxyL7T-70 Google Backs Africa’s AI Leap with $37 Million Commitment Africa’s growing presence in the global AI conversation just got a major boost. Google has pledged $37 million to accelerate artificial intelligence innovation across the continent, with a focus on research, education, language inclusion, and entrepreneurial support. Announced in Accra, Ghana, the investment marks a […]
Uber’s New “Women Preferences” Feature: A Step Toward Safer, Smarter Rides
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eta4Y4RKO8w Uber is rolling out a new feature that could reshape the way many women experience ride-sharing. Dubbed “Women Preferences,” this new option empowers women riders and drivers to connect exclusively with one another, aiming to boost confidence, comfort, and security on the platform. Announced exclusively on Good Morning America, the pilot program is being […]
Why 300,000 Black Women Left the Workforce and What It Really Means
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeNTHPH3VIs In just three months, nearly 300,000 Black women have exited the U.S. labor force. This isn’t about personal choice or short-term trends. It’s about the collapse of a critical support system: the public sector. For years, government jobs in education, healthcare, and community services have provided Black women with rare access to economic stability. […]
UNO Social Club Lights Up Vegas Without Hitting the Casino Floor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erfVSklbsYo Las Vegas just got a fresh take on game night with the launch of the UNO Social Club at Palms Casino Resort. This limited-time pop-up brought one of the world’s most recognizable card games into a playful, immersive space that’s all about fun, not betting. Inside the UNO Social ClubRunning from July 18 through […]
The Debt Hits Different: Why Black Women Are Drowning in Student Loans—Again
If you felt a financial gut punch this week, you’re not alone. The federal government just hit “resume” on student loan collections after a three-year pandemic break, and for Black women, the consequences are brutal. Let’s be real: student debt was already a storm. Now it’s a tsunami. We’re Not All Starting From the Same […]
