[Study] Women, Money, and Depression
“The social processes that sort women into certain jobs, compensate them less than equivalent male counterparts, and create gender disparities in domestic labor have material
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‘Barber to the Stars’ Talks Passion for Good Grooming
Craig the Barber continues his interview with BlackEnterprise.com here and talks passion for good grooming.
How Not to Help Poor, Black Children – Part 1
After an education trip to Cameroon, an African American teacher learns to her dismay that she is just another "white man" in the eyes of
On The Road With ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’: Black Company Spotlight On Cuffed Designs
Every Friday night millions of fans tune in to watch ABC’s 'Shark Tank.'
What Happens When Campus Activism Affects School Policies
According to a new study, college presidents say campus activism is affecting the racial dialogue on campus and changing how racial issues are handled.
9-5 and 6-10: Balancing Your Day Job with Your Night Hustle (Part 1 of Series)
BlackEnterprise.com offers tangible tips on how entrepreneurs can go about balancing your day job; 9-5 with your 6-10.
3 Scams Targeting Home-Based Entrepreneurs and Online Job Seekers
Here are three opportunity scams targeting home based entrepreneurs that you need to avoid:
3 Tips for Landing the Career Sponsor You Always Needed
Advice for landing a sponsor who will push your career to new heights.
2016 African American Festival Hosts Stellar Line-up
On July 2-3 thousands will gather for a weekend of music, art, and celebration at the 40th Annual African American Festival in Baltimore.
Women’s History Month: Carmita Vaughan, Founder & President, Surge Institute
Carmita Vaughan, founder and president of Surge Institute, is on a mission. She wants to see leaders of color lead education reform and sit at