House Democrats Propose Widespread Student Loan Forgiveness Bill Due To COVID-19
Rep. Ayanna Pressley wants to cancel student loan debt for all Americans amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Detroit Chefs Provide 20,000 meals For City’s Homeless Shelters
The coronavirus pandemic has forced restaurants across the country to close its doors, but Detroit chefs are still cooking to help the city's homeless.
Trump is Now Predicting 100,000 Coronavirus Deaths in the U.S. and is Calling for States to Reopen
President Donald Trump doubled his coronavirus death rate from two weeks ago, predicting the virus will take 100,000 lives as he pressed states to reopen.
ColorComm’s Lauren Wesley Wilson: Your Approval of Yourself Outweighs Anyone’s Opinion
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as ColorComm founder Lauren Wesley Wilson
Ghanian Billionaire Leads Peaceful COVID-19 Protest Against China In Accra
Ghanian billionaire and philanthropist leads a silence peaceful protest in honor of Africans being mistreated by Chinese government amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Jamaican Farmers See Surplus In Produce With Tourism Sector In Decline Due To COVID-19
With the tourism sector in decline due to COVID-19, Jamaican farmers have to find other means to sell surplus of fresh produce.
Reopening States Will Cause More Than 200,000 Additional Coronavirus Deaths: Study
A University of Pennsylvania study shows relaxing lockdowns across U.S. cities and states could lead to more than 200,000 more coronavirus-related deaths.
64% Of Americans Think It Is Too Early To Reopen The Economy: Report
A recent poll showed that 64% of Americans do not think that country is ready to lift the ban in May and want social distancing
Barack Obama and Eric Holder Address Challenges Young Men of Color Face Amid COVID-19
Barack Obama has kept his promise to advocate for the needs of boys and young men. And last week, he and Eric Holder, former attorney
From Oprah to LeBron to Serena, Black Luminaries Are Lining Up to Honor the Class of 2020
Twitter may not have been able to nudge President Barack Obama to deliver a virtual national commencement speech, but the push was successful in lighting