[RECAP] #BEWPS Twitter Chat: The Challenges of Being a Professional Woman
On Thursday, Feb. 25, the #BEWPS Twitter Chat took place at 2:00 p.m. EDT. Caroline Clarke hosted the chat, which featured guest Amy DuBois Barnett.
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#SMW Lagos 2016: The Power of Media and Influence
Day 2 of SMWLagos was all about the power of media and influence. Attendees got up close and personal with some of Nigeria's leading digital
Then & Now: 10 Global Influencers of Color in Activism, Arts, Fashion and More
As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, here's 10 global influencers of color from the past who are have made great strides in their
Can’t Afford Tuition Here? College is Free in Europe
American students are paying no or low-cost college tuition in Europe. Unless you're getting generous scholarships here, Europe may be an option for you.
[RECAP] Black Enterprise Candidate Watch – Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016
Check out the BE Candidate Watch on Periscope, every Wednesday morning at 10:30AM EST. You'll get two perspectives on every topic discussed: one from Black
#WhichHillary? Twitter Users Voice Concerns with Clinton’s Record
On Thursday morning, Twitter users voiced their displeasure with presidential candidate Hillary Clinton using the hashtag #WhichHillary.
Black History Month: Updates Around the Country
Here are the latest updates of Black History Month, from events and television shows to celebrities of color paying their respect.
Shark Tank’s Mark Cuban: Presidential Candidates Appear Technologically Illiterate
'Shark Tank' shark Mark Cuban weighs in on the importance of technological-savvy in a president, socialism, capitalism and other topics, in a blog post.
Black History Month: Condoleezza Rice, U.S. Secretary of State
In January 2005 Condoleezza Rice became the first African American woman to serve as Secretary of State for the United States. Prior to her position
[Op Ed] Race and Loathing in South Carolina Presidential Primaries
Known for its rough-and-tumble politics, the pivotal GOP and Democratic presidential primaries, respectively, show two sides of racial politics. Historically, it has been used in