Shop Black This Holiday Season: Five NJ-Owned Businesses To Support
Black business advocates urge New Jersey shoppers to support Black-owned businesses this holiday season to strengthen local economies and close wealth gaps.
Black business advocates urge New Jersey shoppers to support Black-owned businesses this holiday season to strengthen local economies and close wealth gaps.
NJ Urban News CEO and co-founder Penda Howell shares his journey and mission to uplift and accurately represent Black communities in New Jersey.
Roxanne Brown, poised to lead the United Steelworkers, discusses her historic rise, the union’s diversity, and her vision for workers.
NRBP’s final Engage & Exchange Luncheon featured Dodge Foundation CEO Samra Haider on equity-focused philanthropy.
East Coast Calligraphy founder Michele Bates transforms a lifelong love of handwriting into a thriving Black-owned creative business, offering custom calligraphy and inspiring a new generation of artists.
Black and Latino investors stay confident and focused on long-term wealth despite inflation, J.P. Morgan research shows.
Audible and Newark opened The Pillars, a new 15,000-sq-ft retail hub boosting small businesses and community life near Harriet Tubman Square.
Hunger Free, founded by Stephanie Glover Wilson, has grown from a Bayonne pantry to a Hudson County lifeline, delivering food and dignity to families in need.
NJ Urban News won a $120K grant to expand coverage of Black and brown communities, boost investigative reporting, and grow engagement.