Shanique Yates

Maxie J is using her platform to teach other women how to build e-commerce brands.ScaleCOM Club, an education platform for women building product-based e-commerce brands, is launching with Sell With Strategy, Sis, a live masterclass on the marketing framework Maxie has used to build her business.

Now that the Grace Hopper Celebration has been canceled for 2026, many people are wondering what happens next for women in tech.

As a finalist for the 10th annual UCLA Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award, Doris Njagi is restoring Kenyan forests.

AfroTech Culture takes a peek into the recent Hollywood AI deals and what they mean for Black filmmakers and creatives like Lamar Richardson.

Being cast in a Tyler Perry production comes with more than just exposure. 'Doing Life' stars Jay Reeves and Naomi Baker open up about leveraging their role in the Tyler Perry film to grow in their careers.

'A Different World' reboot showrunner, Felicia Pride, discusses the business behind the cult classic's sequel series and hopes for its future.

Columbia College has officially banned electronic devices in all literature humanities and contemporary civilization courses.

Gaming creator Ace of Spades chats with AfroTech Culture about turning his love for entertaining into a lucrative career in streaming.

Longtime collaborators, Pusha T and Pharrell, take their talents to the coffee industry in partnership with Lavazza for Grindin' Coffee.

Cheryl Finley is the recipient of the 2026 David C. Driskell Prize and aims to use it to further diversify art history and curation.

Claressa Shields has built a career defined by dominance in the ring and business success outside of it. She also made history, but first, it is important to note what got her here.

The cast of 'Why Did I Get Married' chats with AfroTech Culture about the equity that comes with being in the Tyler Perry universe.

AfroTech Culture chats with The Doux co-founder, Maya Smith, about the brand's foray into gaming with the new My Salon Empire Roblox experience.

It's been two years since the Houston rapper dropped "Don Who Leo," in which she admits to sipping Don Julio for a night out of fun. Now, she's cashing in on those lyrics thanks to a new partnership with the tequila brand.

Eni Popoola opens up about leaving her law career behind to pursue content creation full time and how the two mirror each other.