Susan Taylor Batten Is Championing Equity for Black Communities and Black Foundation Executives
Susan Taylor Batten, CEO of ABFE, is passionate about advancing black foundation executives and black communities through philanthropy.
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Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty Lingerie Line is Taking Over, While Victoria’s Secret Tanks
Rihanna leveraged her social media power to quickly grow her lingerie brand to an estimated annual revenue of $150 million.
Black NASCAR Driver Is the First With Autism
At only 19 years old, black professional race car driver Armani Williams is making history as the first openly autistic NASCAR racer.
Coca-Cola Anticipates Shortage of Diet Coke Due to Coronavirus Outbreak
Coca-Cola has confirmed that the supply of certain ingredients used in Diet Coke and its other soft drinks have been affected by the coronavirus.
H.E.R. Collaborates with Diff Eyewear
H.E.R. has launched her first collection of sunglasses, featuring four different styles, with DIFF Eyewear. It's available tomorrow.
Black Cannabis Entrepreneurs Are Cashing In On The $75 Billion Market
Black celebrities are venturing into the emerging legal marijuana industry, and cannabis is proving to be very lucrative for them.
Erika H. James Becomes The First African American Dean of Penn’s Wharton School of Business
The prestigious Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania will welcome its first woman and African American dean this summer.
“Onward” Will Feature Disney’s First LGBTQ Animated Character Voiced by Lena Waithe
The new Disney-Pixar animated film "Onward" features Disney's first openly LGBTQ character, voiced by actress-writer Lena Waithe
Diversity & Entertainment Exec Debra Langford Has Learned to Prioritize the Personal Over the Professional
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as media and entertainment exec Debra Langford
Read Rihanna’s Call to Action to Non-Black People: “Tell Your Friends to Pull Up’ When it Comes to Racial Injustice”
Rihanna called white allies to unify and assist people of color in the fight for social justice at this year's NAACP Image Awards show.