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Black Business and Financial Literacy
At Black By God, we champion Black Business and Financial Literacy as twin pillars of economic empowerment. Recognizing the rich legacy of Black entrepreneurship, we’re dedicated to nurturing its growth while also emphasizing the importance of financial education. In a world of complex economic challenges, we believe that fostering a deep understanding of financial principles, coupled with the celebration and support of Black-owned businesses, is key to building a prosperous future for our community.
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BBG Documentary Premiering at Hot Springs Film Festival
Black By God, a documentary about West Virginia's Black newspaper, premieres at the 35th Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. Co-directed by Crystal Good and Ashley York for Firelight Media's Homegrown series, with executive producer Stanley Nelson, the film follows the BBG newsroom as it tells the stories of Black West Virginia. It arrives as the Black Press marks 200 years.
For some West Virginians, a historic $450M Chemours settlement over forever chemicals is too little, too late
Parkersburg residents react to Chemours' historic $450M PFAS settlement as federal drinking water protections face potential rollbacks and long-term health harms linger.
Blockchain, crypto, and the new DUNA law: lawmakers and nonprofits gather for digital innovation summit
Despite low broadband ranks, West Virginia lawmakers passed the DUNA Act and debated stablecoin bills. Learn how blockchain legislation aims to spur economic growth.
BBG Documentary Premiering at Hot Springs Film Festival
Black By God, a documentary about West Virginia's Black newspaper, premieres at the 35th Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. Co-directed by Crystal Good and Ashley York for Firelight Media's Homegrown series, with executive producer Stanley Nelson, the film follows the BBG newsroom as it tells the stories of Black West Virginia. It arrives as the Black Press marks 200 years.
For some West Virginians, a historic $450M Chemours settlement over forever chemicals is too little, too late
Parkersburg residents react to Chemours' historic $450M PFAS settlement as federal drinking water protections face potential rollbacks and long-term health harms linger.
Blockchain, crypto, and the new DUNA law: lawmakers and nonprofits gather for digital innovation summit
Despite low broadband ranks, West Virginia lawmakers passed the DUNA Act and debated stablecoin bills. Learn how blockchain legislation aims to spur economic growth.
