From his humble roots in Detroit to helming Michelin-starred kitchens in New York City, Charlie Mitchell remains devoted to his passion for food and fun while paving the way for the next generation of Black chefs. Mitchell made history in 2022 as the first Black chef in New York City to lead a Michelin-starred kitchen […]

Missouri legislative candidate Justice Horn says he experienced racial harassment while canvassing in a Lake Tapawingo neighborhood.  The incident was partially caught on video and posted to Horn’s TikTok page. He overlaid the video with the words, “Knocking [on] doors as a Black Man – She followed me with a weapon.” Horn wrote that the […]

On July 18, the nonprofit organization Manifest Destiny held its second Muses & Masterpieces Summer Internship showcase. For the program’s second year, Manifest Destiny partnered with Fulton County Arts and Culture to nurture the spirit and talent of 13 young Atlanta artists. Founded by Mario and Chanel Reyes, Manifest Destiny promotes education, inspiration, and healing […]

Love and money go hand in hand, but plenty of couples dodge honest money talks until tension hits. Marriage is often sold as a financial win — tax breaks, shared expenses, two paychecks — but the truth is messier. Equal earners can get hit with the “marriage penalty,” and keeping money secrets can strain even […]

The recent brazen act of a trio leaving Phlavz Bar & Grille in University Village without settling a $200 bill for shrimp and lobster highlights more than just a financial loss; it exposes the pernicious challenges confronting Black-owned establishments and the broader community they endeavor to serve.  As warmer weather beckons patrons to outdoor dining, […]