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Life on “The Street”
Raising a young man in New York City isn’t easy. But Glenn Lamont McMillan Sr. and his wife, Eotha, faced challenges that were different from
Drinking is the Job
Financially strapped in the midst of the Great Recession and with one semester left to go to complete a bachelor’s in psychology at the University
A New Way to Keep Score: Giving Back
Those words have served as a guiding principle of my life. In our 24/7, pressure-cooker lives, so many of my friends, colleagues, and acquaintances believe
Playing Catch-Up
Lee and Tayo Ferguson have all the trappings of middle-class success: two stable careers, a new home, and a young daughter they plan to send
Interviewing the Interviewer
“So many people are desperate to find work, that they are more focused on selling themselves to the company than trying to find out if
Holding the Ad Industry Accountable to Black Consumers
When most people consider the importance of black-owned media, they tend to focus on the editorial content and its critical role in providing a voice
Celebrating the Business of Black Music
June is Black Music Month and all month BlackEnterprise.com looks at the business of music. Log on each day to see, and learn from, those
6 Common Lies Debt Collectors Will Tell You
If you’ve ever had to deal with debt collectors, you know that many of them can be extremely persistent, rude and even downright obnoxious. But
5 Reasons to Consider Moving to the Cloud
When Miami-based law firm, delancyhill decided to downsize and work remotely from home, client locations, and satellite offices instead of their overpriced downtown office, they