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Aetna Coventry Medicare Plans 2020
Find out what changes are coming to Aetna Coventry Medicare plans in 2020 now that Aetna plans to handle policy sales instead of Coventry Health
Sommelier Titus Green is Breaking Barriers in the Wine Industry
BLACK ENTERPRISE caught up with Titus Green to explore what it means to be a sommelier and highlight his unique experiences in the food and wine
Geffen Playhouse Announces Artist Residency With Top African American Theater Talent
The Geffen Playhouse in LA has established a new artist residency for Cast Iron Entertainment, a collective of top African American actors.
Why You Won’t See Colin Kaepernick Playing In The XFL
XFL commissioner Oliver Luck revealed that the newly relaunched league cannot meet Colin Kaepernick's salary requirements.
Actor Jussie Smollett Faces 6 New Charges in Chicago
A grand jury charged the former "Empire" actor with a six-count indictment for lying to Chicago police last year about a racist and homophobic attack.
Kent State Announces Free Tuition For Students Attending LeBron James I Promise School
The inaugural graduating class from LeBron James I Promise School will receive free tuition to attend Kent State University.
Deval Patrick, the last African American Presidential Candidate, Ends 2020 Campaign
Deval Patrick, the last remaining African American candidate in a Democratic presidential field once celebrated for its diversity, ended his 2020 campaign.
Trump Calls For End To Popular Student Loan Forgiveness Program
President Trump released his fiscal 2021 budget, which plans to slash many programs that people-of-need rely on like the student loan forgiveness program.
Brian Brooks Talks About Running the Oldest African American-Owned Business in the Nation
As president of E.E. Ward Moving and Storage, Brooks leads the nation's oldest running black-owned business, founded in 1881.