[Watch] Teacher Uses Hip-Hop to Empower Kids in Math and Life
Terrence Sims is a 6th grade teacher at Milwaukee Excellence. He created a hip-hop video featuring his students to get them, “pumped..."
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Man on the Move: From Navy Vet to VP of American Airlines’ Largest Travel Hub
Rockamore was an obvious choice for the position at American Airlines. He has been in the aviation industry for decades starting in the Navy.
Black Tech Founder on Pitching to the Sharks and Cuban’s Remark on ‘Entitled Millennials’
Ryan Diew pitched Trippie on the Season 9 premiere of ABC’s Shark Tank. After the show, Black Enterprise contributor Brandon Andrews sat down with Diew
Houston Black Businesses Persist and Thrive After Harvey
The massive Hurricane Harvey storm did not stop these four Houston-based black businesses from growing and achieving success.
Black Woman Named VP of Quality and New Model Launch at Ford Amid Major Company Shakeup
Linda Cash has been named Vice President of Quality and New Model Launch at The Ford Motor Company amid the automaker's second major shakeup this
Stars Come Out for VH1 Save The Music Foundation 20th Anniversary Gala
Joining the Foundation in celebrating this milestone included award-winning actress, singer, songwriter, and producer Queen Latifah, who was honored for her contributions to music and
Spencer Dinwiddie and UNCF Partner to Establish Dinwiddie Scholars Program
It's not every day that you hear about an NBA player establishing a scholarship for black students who are college-bound, but that's exactly what occurred
Education Access a Priority, Says New NAACP Leader
In the education arena, the NAACP may be best known for its controversial position on charter schools, which some have called "anti-community." The organization has
Why This Woman Launched a Yoga Streaming Service For People of Color
Carla Christine, founder of the Yoga Green Book talks about why she created a yoga streaming service for people of color.
Columbia Pledges $100 Million to Diversity Initiative
Early this month Columbia University announced a pledge of $100 million committed to diversify its faculty and provide career development for professors and students from