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THE FUTURE IS BLACK. AND WE’RE BRINGING IT TO DCThis September, Black With No Chaser is heading to Washington, D.C. for ...
09/10/2026

THE FUTURE IS BLACK. AND WE’RE BRINGING IT TO DC

This September, Black With No Chaser is heading to Washington, D.C. for the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference — and we’re bringing innovation with us.

Meet Dennis Campbell Jr. — author, engineer, creator, inventor, and technology prodigy whose work is centered on a powerful idea:

What happens when the people who have historically had the least access to emerging technology are given the opportunity to help shape its future?

Dennis isn’t just talking about that future. He’s building it.

From earning patents at an early age and securing highly coveted government contracts to developing technology designed to serve minority communities and children around the world, Dennis represents the type of Black innovation we believe deserves a national stage.

Dennis Campbell Jr. is partnering with Black With No Chaser, BWNC Institute, and D.E.A.P. — the Digital Equity Advancement Project to help make technology, information, education, and opportunity more accessible to communities too often left on the other side of the digital divide. Being led with the help of Black With No Chasers very own, Tyson Jackson, the two halves have created an experience that will soon take shape in the coming days.  

And at CBC ALC in Washington, D.C., we want you to EXPERIENCE what he’s building.

Step into On Another World — the Community Future Readiness company helping organizations prepare their people and communities for what’s next through immersive technology, wellness, AI literacy, community engagement, and measurable programming built for lasting impact.

This is about ACCESS.

It’s about Black children seeing themselves as engineers, inventors, creators, founders, patent holders, and architects of the next technological revolution.

It’s about our communities moving from simply consuming technology to CREATING IT. OWNING IT. AND DEFINING WHAT COMES NEXT.

That’s the mission.

That’s the partnership.

And that’s what we’re bringing to Washington.

Dennis Campbell Jr. × Black With No Chaser × BWNC Institute × D.E.A.P.

📍 Washington, D.C.
🏛️ CBC Annual Legislative Conference
📅 September 16–20, 2026

An artist sharing their art with you… before the world ever sees it- is absolutely a form of intimacy.
09/09/2026

An artist sharing their art with you… before the world ever sees it- is absolutely a form of intimacy.

Keith Lee is more than a TikTok food critic.That may be how many people first discovered him, but we know Keith differen...
09/08/2026

Keith Lee is more than a TikTok food critic.

That may be how many people first discovered him, but we know Keith differently. We’ve watched him use his platform to pour back into Black businesses, families, communities, and people who simply needed somebody to show up for them. He’s become a philanthropist, a generous spirit, and a brother to a whole lot of us.

So when Keith shared that he and his family narrowly survived a terrifying near-death experience, our first response wasn’t to dissect his words.

It was: Thank God they’re still here.

What happened on that highway was a tragedy. Someone lost their life, and others were injured—and we are deeply saddened for everyone who was impacted.

At the same time, we’re grateful that this tragedy didn’t claim even more lives. Not because Keith’s life is more valuable than anyone else’s, but because Keith is still here with his family.

And honestly, we feel a responsibility to protect our own in moments like this.

Other outlets may have to approach stories like this from the perspective of objectivity, controversy, and engagement. That’s not necessarily our role.

We bump for Keith Lee over here.

This should be a place where our people know their Blackness is safe. Where they don’t always have to worry about being reduced to a headline, picked apart, or turned into somebody else’s discourse.

They can argue about it on other platforms.

Over here, we can simply hold space for the tragedy, mourn the person who was lost, be grateful for the lives that were spared, and send love to Keith and his family.

Keith, we’re glad you’re still here, brother.

- Black With No Chaser

Think Black. Live and Love Black. UNAPOLOGETICALLY

Dear Family,We Love You! And although it may not seem like it now, things will get better. Unapologetically,Black With N...
09/07/2026

Dear Family,

We Love You! And although it may not seem like it now, things will get better.

Unapologetically,
Black With No Chaser

WE REMEMBER NOLAN WELLS.A name is more than a name. It is a life. A family. A story. A legacy.We will continue to say hi...
09/06/2026

WE REMEMBER NOLAN WELLS.

A name is more than a name.

It is a life. A family. A story. A legacy.

We will continue to say his name.
We will continue to tell his story.
We will not let Nolan Wells be forgotten.

Think Black. Live Black. Unapologetically.

🖤 Nolan Wells. Remember his name.

Many of us went to these schools.Some of us sat in libraries and classrooms in Jackson, Mississippi, a lab in New Orlean...
09/03/2026

Many of us went to these schools.

Some of us sat in libraries and classrooms in Jackson, Mississippi, a lab in New Orleans at two in the morning. Nobody in that space was plotting against anyone. We were trying. That is all an HBCU has ever been. A space full of mostly Black children trying, in a country that has often made it clear it would rather we didn’t.

This covers private K-12 schools, colleges, professional schools and trade schools. Every private institution in America running a scholarship that names race. Eighteen thousand of them. HBCUs are where it lands hardest.
Treasury proposed stripping tax-exempt status from private schools that “consider race” in admissions, scholarships, aid, athletics, or any program they run. Up to 18,000 institutions.

Consider race.

This country considered race in the slave codes. Considered it when it drew the redlines. Considered it in every admissions office that turned our grandparents away. Race was considered here for three centuries, with a whip, a rope, a mortgage and a map. Now that we have built something out of the wreckage, the considering is the crime.

HBCUs do not have race-based admissions. They never did. They take anybody who walks through the door. What they have is scholarships for Black students, and the government’s own analysis counts about 750,000 students receiving aid allocated by racial or ethnic identity. That is the door.
Behind it: 3 percent of four-year nonprofit colleges. 80 percent of Black judges. Half of all Black lawyers. Half of all Black doctors. 40 percent of Black engineers. A student entering from the bottom 40 percent of income has a 34 percent chance of leaving in the top 60. National number is 15.8.
That is the Black middle class. Not a symbol of it. The machine.
And this is not principle. Since October 1, this country admitted 6,668 refugees. 6,665 were white South Africans.

So race can be considered. It can be considered for charter flights and expedited interviews in Pretoria. It cannot be considered for a scholarship at Tougaloo.
Swipe.

Unwarranted. Arbitrary. Capricious.

Comment on the rule. Give to UNCF and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. Send your kids anyway.

BWNC Institute is launching its inaugural Fellowship in Strategic Partnerships and Community Activation.Marta Collier-Yo...
09/03/2026

BWNC Institute is launching its inaugural Fellowship in Strategic Partnerships and Community Activation.
Marta Collier-Youngblood, Co-Founder and CEO of Youngblood & Associates, is our first Fellow for the September 2026 to August 2027 year.

Here is the premise.

Sometimes a community is starved. The money never came, the program never opened, the door was never built. And sometimes the resource is sitting right there, three miles away, and nobody on the block has ever been told it exists or who to call.

Both are real. Most places carry some of each.

This fellowship works on both ends of that. Over the next year it will help the Institute build partnerships that connect people to education, employment, entrepreneurship, capital, health, the creative economy and public-sector resources. It will also help us name what genuinely does not exist yet and has to be built.

We are starting at home.

700 Hall. Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
700 Hall is the first demonstration environment for the BWNC Institute Community Opportunity Network. A place to find out what happens when cultural trust, physical and virtual space, and real institutional relationships come together on purpose.

Our measure of success is not meetings, handshakes, or a logo on a flyer.

CONTACT. RELATIONSHIP. ACTIVATION. OUTCOME.

Did the relationship actually create an opportunity for somebody? That is the question we are holding ourselves to all year.

This fellowship is itself a pilot. We are testing a model where experienced professionals spend a defined period building capacity with us, and documenting what we learn so it can shape how the Institute grows and how future fellows contribute. The year will also produce the first BWNC Institute Annual Report.

We have spent years telling Black stories without translation and without apology.
Now we are asking what that same trust and reach can do when it is pointed at opportunity.
Hattiesburg first. Then we see how far this goes.

Now the work begins.

09/03/2026

Chicago ain’t gonna run itself.

Black With No Chaser VeryFlyLife & Happy. Healthy. Black. are proud to announce our newest member of the BWNC family Julius Roberts II !!!

Mile by mile. Day by day. No shortcuts. No excuses.

Julius is putting in the work now so Chicago can see what the work was for.

The marathon is one day. The preparation is the story.

Be sure to follow Julius Roberts II and the fam as he trains for one of the most famous marathons across the globe!

Think Black.
Live Black.
UNAPOLOGETICALLY

RunBlack BWNC BlackWithNoChaser

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