3 Years After George Floyd, Companies Still Struggle With DEI
Written by soulciti in partnership with Meme Styles. It has been three years since the horrendous murder of George Floyd — and many other…
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Chronicles of an Indigenous Offspring Made Its World Premiere at Hyde Park Theater
There’s chatter amongst the audience, while a few are still scurrying to their seats. Then, a member of Hyde Park Theater welcomes us and…
The Crown Act Passes in Pflugerville.
Pflugerville joins Austin as only the second city in Texas to pass the legislation.
The Decline of Black Baseball Players: From the Glory of the Negro Leagues to Today’s Game.
This Saturday is Jackie Robinson Day — a time when we celebrate the legend and civil rights activist who broke the color line in Major League Baseball after joining the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947.
Rodney Terry Selected as Next Head Coach of UT Men’s Basketball
Rodney Terry had always dreamed of becoming a head basketball coach at a top-tier university. After years of hard work as an assistant coach…
What Dentistry Teaches us About Curbing Racism
Tooth decay is a disease that is preventable through early education before bad habits develop. Likewise, racism should be seen not as an attitude, but as a disease that can, and should be addressed at an early age.
Queens Queening: $1 Million Black Fund Launches
A new fund aimed at helping Black-led organizations in Austin, founded by five Black women, has raised its first $1 million, with plans to…
Best in the Citi | Innovators
soulciti and the African American Leadership Institute (AALI) are recognizing the accomplishments of Black Austinites who are leaving their mark in the arts, business,…
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Kicking It Collab: I Love My HBCU Jacket
Last week was Huston-Tillotson’s homecoming week, we’re in the middle of Black History month and there’s still so much more to celebrate! Founded in…
What Dentistry Teaches us About Curbing Racism
Tooth decay is a disease that is preventable through early education before bad habits develop. Likewise, racism should be seen not as an attitude, but as a disease that can, and should be addressed at an early age.
Huston-Tillotson’s New President is Ready to ‘Kick Butt and Take Names’
Dr. Melva K. Williams has trained or mentored more than 400 of today’s leaders at historically Black colleges and universities as co-founder of the…
Moyo Oyelola Presents: Dept of the People + Processing
Part performance art, part experiment, Oyelola’s interactive runs until February 25, 2022 at Carver Mseum.
Austin Area Black-Owned Med and Wellness Spa
“Wellness starts in the mind and begins with how we feel about ourselves. I believe our bodies are a work of Art and here at Le’Body we help to maintain the masterpiece”, says Karen Loveless, CEO of Le’Body Med Spa & Wellness,
RichesArt Gallery’s Newest Exhibit ‘Comic Con’ Is A Love Letter To Fandom
October (the best time of the year!) is a month chock-full of great vibes and outings for all ages, and to celebrate the festive…