The Hypocrisy of Democracy: Discrimination by Any Means Necessary
With the candidates for the 2012 presidential election in place some wonder whether true democracy will prevail or just more hypocrisy
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You’ve Been Warned: Prepare to Hand Over Your Facebook Password
Some employers are taking it one step further; demanding candidates provide their Facebook login information. Do employers have the right to do so, or are
8 Ways Being a Parent Can Be an Asset on the Job
Raising children and balancing a career can be a frustrating challenge. Here's how parenting can be leveraged as in-demand qualities.
UBR Spotlight: DeVon Franklin On Faith And Business In Hollywood
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, UBR contributor Renita D. Young speaks with preacher, author and Sony Pictures executive Devon Franklin, the man behind
Experts Say Credit Card Hack May Reoccur
Recent financial snafus like J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. accidentally charging customers twice and Global Payments, Inc.'s data security breach have added to the lack
Driving While Black: Welcome to the Club, Tyler Perry
Movie mogul Tyler Perry recently became the victim of racial profiling as Atlanta police pulled him over and harassed him but was it justified?
Instagram for Android Now Available
The photo-sharing mobile app Instagram is no longer exclusive to iOS devices. The free to download application is now available for Android users, too.
UPDATE: Burger King Pulls Chicken Ad, But Damage to Mary J. Blige Brand Already Done
After an outpour of backlash about a Mary J. Blige commercial that raises more than an eyebrow, the infamous ad no longer exists on Burger
Recent Study Shows Cervical Cancer Is Harder to Clear in Black Women
New research presented Sunday shows that black women are at a higher risk of contracting and dying from cervical cancer than white women.
Vote NOW for Black Enterprise and 50 Cent in ASME’s Cover Contest!
Voting is now open for Readers' Choice honors in the 2012 American Society of Magazine Editors Best Cover Contest. Black Enterprise readers have the chance