- African American Genealogy: How to Get Past 1870
Why the trail seems to stop, and the records that carry your family through it.
- Annie Turnbo Malone: The Woman Who Built Poro
She built a Black beauty company and a college in St. Louis, trained the woman who became Madam C.J. Walker, and gave most of her money away.
- Black History Facts: 10 With the Receipts
Ten facts worth teaching at your table, each one linked to the record so you can show your work.
- Black Homeownership Programs: What Actually Helps You Buy
The real help for first-time buyers, where to find it, and what to do if you are treated unfairly.
- Black Land Ownership: What We Built, What We Lost, What Is Left
From forty acres taken back to millions of acres bought, lost and still held today.
- Black Owned Banks: All 24 on the Federal List
Every bank the FDIC counts as Black or African American, plus how to find one or a credit union near you.
- Black Owned Businesses Near Me: How to Find Them and Confirm Them
Four places to look, and how to tell a checked listing from a label anyone can claim.
- The Black Wealth Gap: What the Fed's Newest Numbers Say
The 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances, in plain numbers, and what a family can do with them.
- Grants for Black Business Owners: What Is Real in 2026
Where the money actually is, why the lists online mislead you, and how to spot a scam.
- How to Buy Land: A Plain Guide for Our Families
Eight steps to check before you sign, so the land you buy is land you can actually use and keep.