These Financial Vices Keep You Broke and Make You Sick
We all have vices. Whether big or small, overt or secret, these nasty little habits can cause major problems when it comes to your finances.
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Culture Clash: Are You the Right Fit For Your Company?
This is how you determine if your company culture really works for you and here's what you should consider doing if it isn't quite a
What To Do With Your Dollars to Make Real Change
African Americans possess over $1.3 trillion dollars in spending power. It's time to leverage this power to advocate for social and economic justice.
4 Things You Won’t Find on Instagram About Starting a Business
Here is what no one is going to tell you about running a profitable business----at least not how to do it primarily on Instagram.
Black History Month: BE Honors Chris Rock
Here are 8 of the funniest, most insightful and memorable quotes from Chris Rock, one of the funniest standup comedians of all time.
There’s Something For Everyone at Santa Catalina Island
There’s something for all types of vacationers at Santa Catalina Island, one of California’s Channel Islands, southwest of Los Angeles in the Pacific Ocean.
For Valentine’s Day, Stop (Overspending) in the Name of Love!
Valentine's Day is the official holiday to celebrate love. But because it's almost exclusively a commercial holiday, it is also about spending money. This combination
This College Student is Ready to Take on Detroit
The former intern at the U.S. House of Representatives also wants to make sure poor people in Detroit aren’t displaced by the city’s rapid gentrification.
First Black Chess Grandmaster Makes Big Move
A big part of the excitement was the presence of Maurice Ashley, a Jamaican native who grew up in Brooklyn to become the first black
Black History Then and Now: ‘The Harvard Law Review’
During Black History Month—and really any time of the year—it’s fascinating to learn about the extraordinary accomplishments of Americans of African descent who have, despite