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Lauren Taylor suffered from a traumatic brain injury while playing baseball. Little did she know, the accident put her on a trajectory to become an artist—or, as she prefers to describe herself, an entrepreneur.

In 2017, Theresa Ebagua shut down her five-year-old luxury footwear brand to focus on her mental and physical health, which had been affected by constant pressure to sideline her Nigerian-inspired aesthetic to appeal to a mass market. A now reinvigorated Ebague re-launched her Chelsea Paris brand last month—her heritage no longer up for discussion.

Just in the state of Florida, a study found as many as 775,000 citizens are potentially unable to vote due to legal-related debts. Desmond Meade, voting rights activist and executive director of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition, has enlisted A-listers’ help to change that.

Food is one of the best ways to experience and appreciate a different culture. Recognizing this potential, Fola Dada and Boyede Sobitan, first and second-generation immigrants from Nigeria, cofounded OjaExpress, a food delivery platform that focuses ethnic grocery stores.

Filmmaker Katie McEntire Wiatt’s new film, Fly Like a Girl, explores the world of women in aviation through a series of intimate interviews from some of the most legend-AIR-y (sorry!) women in the industry and the next generation of little girls who are ready to fly.

The Comedy Pets Photography Awards competition got pet-lovers across the world capturing funny moments with their much-loved domestic animals and has just released the finalist images.