We all know influencers and entrepreneurs in today’s society. But makes them one and the same and what makes them different?
As we reflect on the Fourth of July, it’s important to reflect on many of the areas businesses must improve in next Juneteenth. Juneteenth, short for June 19th, honors the end of slavery in the United States. And on June 17, 2021, it officially became
Every day, robocalls, scam sites, and con artists plague society with their misleading ways. For as long as we’ve been civilized, cons have been around, duping people of their money. Today, fake entrepreneurs bother us with fake calls, text, emails, and most importantly, scam sites
Diversity: we see it everywhere globally, the streets we walk down, the neighborhoods we live in, and even in our families and ourselves. It helps bring differences, interests, and experiences from all walks of life together. Diversity should be an inclusive entity that uplifts communities
The masks are coming off, groups are once again gathering, planes are packed. It feels like we are starting a new normal with the way things are opening up. But are we really living a new way, or have we just succumbed to a new all-time low?
Through social media like TikTok, entertainers grow their business online, thus becoming entrepreneurs creating revenue for the brand they’re selling.
In Polynesian tattoo history, they were a way Polynesians communicated. It gave people a chance to express their individuality in artistic ways as well
It is now more important to create better gender diversity in places of work. That is why there has been a big change in attitudes in Australia. Women are now pulling their weight, and they are paving new paths in different roles, such as executive
In the United States, nearly 62,7000 businesses start up every year. Out of this number, the majority are millennials. However, millennial entrepreneurs are not necessarily any young person, but rather those born between 1981 and 1996. They largely represent the individuals that have been in
454 workplace homicides happened in 2019, yet only 25% of all companies are prepared for an active shooter incident.
Second Chance Awareness Month aims to bring to light some of the issues ex-cons face as a result of their time in prison.
Sedona Prince first posted a video on TikTok showing us the differences the men and women are experiencing in the NCAA.
Gorman's reading and writing hobby turned into a craft that landed her coveted spots at the 59th Presidential Inauguration and Super Bowl 55.
In a world of social distancing, bringing people together through art is more important than ever. Haleh Mashian, the founder and owner of MASH Gallery, and a local acrylic artist and beloved community member, Maggi Hodge, are coming together to display Maggi’s art collection, OVERLOAD.
Bees are the backbone of this environment, no matter where you are. Every 1 out of four bites of food you take comes from Bees! They pollinate 80% of the world’s plants including 90 different food crops. The Bee effect has been talked about by
We all know that scammers will stop at nothing to do what they do best…to scam. The most common way that scammers get people is through the phone. They call you with the most absurd thing and we fall into it, giving our information to
In modern history, there have been three major booms in American distance-running. The first was during the Great Depression, when 15 million Americans were unemployed. The second was in the early 1970s, when the U.S. was struggling to recover from the Cold War, Vietnam War,
Retail. All of us have either been in a position where working a retail job was the only option we had or chose retail as a fun first or second job. I worked in retail for all of my college career. It was fun, chaotic and
Climate change is the number one threat to mankind. Recent scientific evidence has emphasized, and in many cases exceeded, our worst fears of its physical ramifications. Drought, crop-failure, rising water levels, disease, flooding, famine. These are just some of the environmental issues that climate change
In California, it has been almost 300 days since Governor Gavin Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to the Covid-19 virus, giving him unobstructed judgement in changing California State law at a whim without input from either the citizens or legislators. During this time