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“As yet I am as strong this day as I was in the day that Moses sent me: as my strength was then, even so is my strength now, for war, both to go out, and to come in.” – Caleb at 85 years old “I fight every day, morning, day and night. It has…
AI reignited a childhood curiosity for building, and the gap between what AI can do and what enterprises capture is a generational business opportunity.
America’s persistent wavering on racial equity isn’t a failure of merit — it’s a failure of wisdom, and the costs are measured in $23 trillion of lost GDP.
A tribute to a father’s challenge to never settle, and why chasing greatness — not perfection — is the only defense against the world’s pull toward mediocrity.
Avoid herd behavior by cultivating intuition and rooting decisions in data — the two disciplines that let you shift the field of play when others are playing the wrong game.
The US mining industry faces a talent crisis just as demand for critical minerals surges, and expanding the demographics of who enters the industry is an untapped solution.
Rather than chasing parity with White Americans over a projected 110-320 years, the Black community should run its own race and maximize its own boundless potential.
Innovation is infinite — not zero-sum — and North Carolina’s Triad has everything it needs to become a major tech hub without losing itself chasing the Inner Ring.
With Black unemployment climbing and buy-Black movements falling short, the path forward is building institutions that support Black-owned businesses from the inside out.
A neighbor’s premature death sparks a vision for connecting Black communities to ownership — not just employment — in the energy and mineral industries shaping the future.
Quick dispatches on RRAM chip design, the DMV’s surging data center power demand, Hamilton’s industrial policy, and the wisdom of planting seeds rather than changing minds.
Reflecting on the end of paternity leave — and the deep hunger to claim control of time in pursuit of building ventures that lift Black communities globally.
How Dine Diaspora’s cofounders built the Black Women in Food Summit through focus, proactivity, and grace — the three qualities behind every great execution.
