I joined about a dozen Black bloggers (some in person & some conferencing in) at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) last week
No Wedding. No Womb.: Our Daughters Deserve More
I am taking part in a phenomenal campaign today, No Wedding No Womb (NWNW) where over 100 Bloggers are collectively, and
The latest Small Business Bill Broken Down
The Senate passed the Small Business Lending Assistance and Tax Relief Bill this past Thursday. Democrats won a 61-38 vote to pass the
My WOL1450 Tech Talk Interview about CBC & Social Media
I got a chance to chat with the guys behind WOLAM 1450’s Tech Talk show about an article I wrote for Politic365.com
There’s a Reason Wireless is Exempted from Net Neutrality Now
Did I read right that FCC Commissioner Copps wrote an editorial in the Washington Post admonishing the paper for embracing and writing favorably about
Top 100 Most Powerful Black Women on Twitter list released
Black Web 2.0 released a list of the top 100 Most Powerful Black Women on Twitter and I wasn’t on it! Who
3rd Circuit Designated Entity Case is a WIN for Small Wireless companies
I am so happy to report that the case in which I served as amici counsel for 10 small, women- and minority-owned
Over half of Americans surveyed don’t value Broadband
I was a little disheartened, to say the least, to learn about the results of a recent Pew Research Center report which showed that more than half
Breaking down Net Neutrality & the Verizon-Google Agreement (Audio)
During the premiere episode of my new Blog Talk Radio show, Right of Black, that I co-host with financial journalist Shanon D.
Minority Mobile Broadband Use Survey Results support Importance of Libraries
During this summer, I got into the habit of working from the public library closest to my sons’ day camp. I would
