With Juneteenth recently becoming a federal holiday, Black parents are searching for ways to help their children learn about the holiday and celebrate it with dignity and respect.

Juneteenth is when the word reached the enslaved in Galveston Texas that they were free. Here’s how to celebrate with kids.

This Juneteenth, Millionaire, Alfred Nickson shares his secrets to empower Black parents to thrive and plant the seed for generational wealth.

Juneteenth is celebrated annually on June 19th as the day enslaved Black people in the South found out they were free. President Abraham Lincoln ordered that enslaved African Americans freedom two years prior with the Emancipation Proclamation, but due to the resistance in the South, those held captive didn’t know until Major General Gordon Granger […]

One of the many opportunities to discuss both racial bias and racial pride is in June, as Black Americans across the country celebrate Juneteenth.