BPN Celebrates Black Excellence and Achievement in the Bay
The Black Professional Network (BPN) gets behind the Black Girls CODE initiative by celebrating Black Excellence in tech.
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Racial Assault Triggers Solidarity Among Maine Students
In Portland, Maine, one of the least racially diverse states in the nation, a white youth was charged with a hate crime and assault earlier
Here’s How Etsy Wants to Help You Make Extra Cash
This week Etsy, the global e-commerce platform for creatives, made two big announcements that can help its sellers make extra cash: new support for its
Betsy DeVos – Will What Happened in Michigan Happen in New York?
Betsy DeVos has been U.S. Education Secretary for little more than a week, yet concerns about her leadership haven’t abated. One reason? The poor performance
New Maya Angelou Documentary to Debut on PBS for Black History
Maya Angelou’s poem And Still I Rise remains a triumphant anthem of transcendence over adversity. Now a documentary about her life embracing that theme is
Paul Judge: The Man Who Wants to Disrupt Your Download
Paul Judge, a renowned security and computer networking researcher, has a new startup called Luma that's poised to revolutionize home Wi-Fi.
A Look Back: President Barack Obama’s Prominent Black Enterprise Covers
Take a nostalgic look back on the Black Enterprise covers President Barack Obama has graced throughout his political career.
#MondayMotivation: Implement the Life You Were Destined to Have
What has stopped you from following your dreams? Do you know what your dreams are? In order to truly live, you should try following your
The Workspace You Need to Become More Productive and Creative
The better your workspace supports your team’s productivity, the greater success and engagement you’ll have across the board.
Black Leadership Forum Sparks #BuyBlack Movement In Houston
Hundreds of African American entrepreneurs and professionals recently assembled for a master class on the power of collective economics. School was in session at the