BET, the NUL, and Other Civil Rights Orgs Announce National Black Voter Day
BET, the National Urban League, and other key civil rights organizations, will be holding the first-ever National Black Voter Day.
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ESPN’s Ryan Smith To Host Burrell Communications Virtual Town Hall
Burrell Communications Group announced that it will host a virtual town hall, titled "Black Lives Have Always Mattered to Us," hosted by ESPN's Ryan Smith
Philadelphia Entrepreneur Offers McDonald’s Workers Higher Paying Jobs If They Walk Out On the Spot
Saudia Shuler, owner of Country Cookin’ in Philadelphia, offered to pay McDonald's workers $12 an hour if they walked off their jobs on the spot.
LeBron James’ ‘More Than A Vote’ Initiative to Donate $100,000 to Help Former Felons Vote in Florida
More Than A Vote and the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition have collaborated to assist in securing voting rights for former felons
Urban Specialists To Host Discussion On Advancing Police Reforms in Minneapolis
Urban Specialist to host a panel on police reform and race relations, featuring Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, attorneys, and activists.
Defense Lawyer Says Ahmaud Arbery Should Have Complied With ‘Lawful’ Citizens Arrest
Defense attorneys for William Bryan Jr. state that Ahmaud Arbery 'was not authorized to resist arrest'
Coronavirus Pandemic Leaves 24 Million Americans Unable To Pay Rent In August
A Census Bureau survey shows 24 million Americans say they will not be able to pay rent in August due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Black Enterprise CEO: My Tribute To Uncle John
In addition to being a powerful change agent, the late Rep. John Lewis was a fun-loving man who helped shaped Black Enterprise magazine.
Are Brands Capitalizing on #BlackLivesMatter? Black Influencers Weigh In
Black influencers are hopeful but cautious about the recent outpouring of support from corporate brands. Learn more about what's driving their concerns.
Majority Of NFL 1st-Round Picks Have Black Agents For The 1st Time
History was made at this year’s NFL draft, but it wasn’t because of the athletes. For the first time ever, more than half the players