Washington D.C Will Receive Its First Black Woman Statue
Education pioneer Mary McLeod Bethune will be making history as the first black woman to have her likeness displayed in the U.S Capitol
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Charles Barkley to Sell NBA Memorabilia to Build Affordable Housing in His Hometown
NBA player and sports commentator Charles Barkley plans to sell some of his NBA memorabilia to help build affordable housing in his hometown of Leeds, AL.
Black Beauty Founders Join Sephora’s Women’s Business Accelerator
Sephora's accelerator includes three black beauty founders and women from Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Mexico, Singapore, Germany, the US, and the UK.
Meet The Young Woman Who Left The U.S To Open A Food Truck in Ghana
Deijha Gordon is one of the many African American travelers relocating to African countries for a new set of opportunities.
Phylicia Rashad On Sisterhood, Self-Awareness, and Playing Clair Huxtable [Video]
Phylicia Rashad opened up about self-awareness, sisterhood, and playing Clair Huxtable at the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit.
Trump’s Approval Rating With Black Voters May Be Higher Than You Think
A recent poll from NBC/Wall Street Journal shows that more black men tend to favor President Donald Trump as compared to black women.
Gov. Northam Signs Bill to Ban Hair Discrimination in Virginia
Virginia becomes the fourth state to ban hair discrimination
WNBA Star Maya Moore Helps Overturn Wrongly Convicted Man’s Case
WNBA star and two-time Olympic gold medalist Maya Moore has helped a wrongly convicted man win his release from a Missouri prison.
The Adult-Ish Podcast: Adulting as Black Millenials
The Adult-ish podcast provides a safe space for folks of any race, age group, or otherwise to talk about what it means to be an
Supplier Diversity Champion Launches Training Institute at the University of Central Florida
The University of Central Florida recently launched the Supplier Diversity Training Institute, led by Kathey Porter and Ingrid Watkins.