Michelle Obama’s ‘When We All Vote’ Group Backs Expanding Voting Options for 2020
Michelle Obama's "When We All Vote" initiative is pushing to expand access to voting by mail, early in-person voting, and online voter registration
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Luxury Wig Company Donates Thousands of Medical Supplies to NYC Hospital For COVID-19 Relief
Luxury wigs company, RPGSHOW, coordinated a hefty donation of vital PPE materials to various hospitals in New York City and other areas battling COVID-19.
Black-Owned Businesses Cannot Be Left Behind In Coronavirus Economic Relief
The government is trying to keep businesses alive with its $2 trillion coronavirus relief package, but black-owned businesses cannot be left behind.
Smile Natural Products is Revolutionizing Vegan Hygiene Products and Creating Opportunities for Entrepreneurs of Color
BrianMays launched Smile Natural Products Co. after becoming a vegan and not being able to find clean plant-based oral hygiene products.
Former WNBA player Tamara Moore Becomes Head Coach of Minnesota Men’s College Basketball Team
Former WNBA star Tamara Moore has become the first woman to become head coach of a men's basketball team.
Amazon To Hire 75,000 Additional Workers
Amazon has announced it will hire an additional 75,000 workers at its facilities due to an increase in online orders, the company said Monday.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Unapologetically Visited the Hairdresser Amid COVID-19
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot got her hair tangled in politics last week after she visited her hairdresser to get her hair trimmed which goes against
Bernie Sanders Endorses Joe Biden For President
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has endorsed former rival Joe Biden for president in the 2020 elections.
PBS Atlanta CEO Wonya Lucas Works Hard at Following Her Own Path
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as PBS Atlanta CEO Wonya Lucas
Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari: Ongoing Shutdowns Are Likely for 18 Months
Neel Kashkari, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, warned that unless a vaccine or effective therapy is developed in the near future, a