Nazi Sympathizer Who Hunted and Killed Black People Sentenced to Life Prison
A Louisiana Nazi sympathizer has been sentenced to life in prison for hunting and killing Black people in September 2017.
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9 Professional Sports Unions Release Statement Opposing New Voting Restrictions
Nine professional sports leagues have recently put out a statement to showing unity in opposing the new voting restrictions recently put in place
Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Requests Harsh Sentence for Convicted Cop Derek Chauvin
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has requested former police officer Derek Chauvin receive a severe sentence for killing George Floyd.
Vanessa Bryant Pays Tribute to Daughter Gianna on Her Birthday With Launch of Clothing Line
Vanessa Bryant is raising money to help underserved athletes and young women in sports through fashion--while honoring her late daughter's vision.
Big Sean And His Mother Release Mental Health Digital Series
Rapper Big Sean and his mother to release a free and low-cost digital series honoring Mental Health Awareness Month.
Mourners Gather To Celebrate The Life Of N.C. Resident Andrew Brown
Mourners gathered on Monday to remember Andrew Brown, whose shooting death by North Carolina sheriff's deputies trying to arrest him is under investigation
North Carolina A&T Receiving Record-Breaking Donations
The school year isn't even over yet and North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro has already raised six times what the school typically raises
T.S. Monk Talks Activism, Jazz, 80s Funk And Keeping His Father’s Legacy Alive
Thelonious Monk III sat down with Black Enterprise Executive Editor-At-Large Alfred Edmond Jr. for an hour-long discussion on music, activism, and a whole lot more
New York Attorney General Letitia James Call NRA Bankruptcy A ‘Circus Sideshow”
A lawyer for New York Attorney General Letitia James called the National Rifle Association's bankruptcy bid "a circus sideshow" Monday
New York City Council Passes Bill to Make Open Streets Program Permanent
The New York City Council has voted to pass a bill that will make the Open Streets program a permanent part of New York City's