Tipping Is A Complex Topic With No Clear Solution
In eight states, the tipped minimum wage has been eliminated as a group called One Fair Wage is pushing for businesses to pay a state's
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Companies Are Funding Travel Costs for Employees Seeking Abortion Care
It's a battle for reproductive rights.
The First African American In Space, Guion Bluford, Remains Hopeful For More Black Astronauts
Guion "Guy" Bluford became the first Black American to reach space on Aug 30, 1983, but forty years later, only 16 Black Americans have entered
12-Year-Old Boy Dies While Running In Over 90-Degree Heat; Teacher Allegedly Ignored Pleas For Water
A 12-year-old boy died after running laps in over 90-degree heat last week in California.
LaVar Ball Debuts New Shoe, Gets Mocked On Internet
It did not take long for the Internet to Internet, as Ball's shoe was roasted soundly.
WNBA Changes Travel Stance, Infuriating Players
Cathy Englebert walked back a promise that teams would receive fully chartered flights in a memo after reiterating commitment to them at the WNBA's All-Star
Zales Partners With Black College Football Hall Of Fame To Award Scholarships
Zales will present two academic scholarships to students from universities represented in the Black College Hall of Fame Game.
Sheryl Lee Ralph Rebrands The DIVA Foundation
Emmy Award winner Sheryl Lee Ralph announced that her DIVA Foundation is expanding its reach.
Erica Mena Fired From ‘Love and Hip Hop Atlanta’ After Calling Co-Star A Monkey
Reality TV star Erica Mena has been released from "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" after using a racial slur against a fellow cast member.
HBCU Students Express Gratitude For Ida B. Wells Textbook Fund In Viral Video
As reported before on Black Enterprise, the textbook fund has been life-changing for students through their matriculation at the HBCUs.