Auntie Maxine Is Set To Give Big Banks the Business
Rep. Maxine Waters is in line to take the chairmanship of the House's Financial Services Committee, a powerful panel that oversees big banks, now that
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Your Money, Your Life: Episode 2 – “Does a Good Salary Mean You’re Financially Secure?”
The new personal finance podcast, Your Money, Your Life is sponsored by Prudential and hosted by Black Enterprise’s own Alfred Edmond Jr. The show will cover money topics
Black-Owned Beauty Startup Mayvenn Raises $23 Million
With the newly raised funds, the company plans to invest in launching a revolutionary new service for its customers. Mayvenn customers will soon be able to
Midterms Recap: The New Black Congress Members Joining the Battle Against Trump
Newly-elected black congress members plan to vigorously challenge Trump’s agenda. This group – a number of whom are young history makers and women – represent
Black Restaurant Weeks to Support
Black Restaurant Weeks happen all throughout the year in different cities all across the United States for the last 25 years. A restaurant week provides
Influencers Help Change the World’s View of Haiti
A group of millennial influencers traveled to Haiti to use their social media platforms to expose the world to the beauty of Haiti that lies
22-Year-Old Builds Affordable Vegan Spot in Brooklyn
Francesca Chaney saw a need in her community for affordable vegan food and got to work. The 22-year-old created, Sol Sips, a vegan restaurant in Bushwick, Brooklyn,
Black Millennial Voters: The Future of Education Is On The Ballot This Year
Cathy Cohen, the principal investigator and founder of Gen Forward Survey, talks about the importance of understanding black millennial voters' perspectives for the 2018 midterm
Facebook Makes It Easier Than Ever For You to Vote
Over the past couple of years, Facebook has been instrumental in making it easier for users to prepare for Election Day. This year is no different.
Midterms 2018: Will Black Voters Put Trump in Check?
Oprah Winfrey and other black leaders emphasized why the political stakes couldn't be higher come Tuesday while energizing voters to go to the polls in