There was no slavery in Kemet (Ancient Egypt). That's a Biblical narrative. The writings from Kemet itself has records of bartered exchange in which workers, priests, artists, etc. were paid in housing, medicine, food, and even beer (which was a source of antibiotics). …

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An OP-ED by Founder of Black People & Cryptocurrency Excuse me, Democratic Representatives Rashida Tlaib (Mich.), Jesús García (Ill.), Stephen Lynch (Mass.), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY), and Ayanna Pressley (Mass.) — about that Stablecoin Act… Pushing this anti-blockchain legislation proves you hate Black people worldwide. …

Two weeks from Thanksgiving in the US and many Americans doubt if they should congregate in-person. While COVID-19 dampened summertime fun with spikes and falls of hospitalizations and deaths, the US has experienced a new autumn surge in numbers coinciding with the reopening of schools and businesses nationwide. A closing…

American government prosecution of blockchain firms may devalue US executives and workers' leadership in the crypto business space, and diminish the United States as a global technology leader in the long run. Facing 10-year maximum prison sentences for breaking US regulation laws, two American and two international crypto company founders…

Crypto Blockchain Plug of Inglewood, CA, recently announced its April spring break crypto camp session for children in collaboration with…

After launching Valentine’s Day 2020, SneakrCred, the sneaker design token, hit a top metric for Non-Fungible Tokens, NFTs, ranked by Open Sea’s monitoring of exchange activity within a few days after launch. Overall, the San Francisco-based startup reached the 19th ranking in Open Sea’s 7-Day Volume ranking by late Wednesday…

Two fanatic cultures — crypto and sneakers — eloped in the dawn of 2020. Time will tell if the lucrative art of collectible footwear and burgeoning egalitarian network of blockchain will launch new ways for both communities to grow and collaborate. One San Francisco startup is hedging bets it will. …

Hip hop artists and investors Hakeem “Chamillionaire” Seriki, and Earl T. “E40” Stevens as well as “Shark Tank” investor Daymond John garnered headlines — across black and mainstream media — recently in announcing a forthcoming $100k prize pitch-deck competition. The contest is specifically designed to address the dirge of funding…