Your Next Best Hire May Have Spent Time in Prison
Although the U.S. has less than 5% of the world’s population, it houses roughly 25% of the world’s prisoners. With 2.3 million American adults incarcerated
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Retail Workers Want a Raise, Too
Following the passing of New York's $15 Minimum Wage for Fast Food Workers bill, retail workers nationwide are demanding a pay increase.
Celebrity Hairstylist Kim Kimble Talks the Challenges of Entrepreneurship and Season 4 of ‘LA Hair’
Celebrity Hairstylist Kim Kimble talks the challenges of entrepreneurship and the new season of 'LA Hair.'
[WATCH] Jay Z and Will Smith Team up to Produce Emmett Till Miniseries
Jay Z and Will Smith join forces to executive produce HBO series about the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till.
[RECAP] FLOTUS and Rapper Wale: Advice for College Students
As part of FLOTUS 2015 Reach Higher Initiative, students joined Rapper Wale and TV Personality Terrance J at the White House.
Spelman Cuts Ties With Former Benefactor Bill Cosby
Spelman College joins other colleges including Temple University and U. Mass, Amherst, in cutting ties with Bill Cosby, a former benefactor.
NBA Announces Single Game PPV Option
Teasing the new PPV structure earlier this year, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said '...most people don't want to consume that many games.'
Empowering Parents to Support Their Children’s Education
The Education Department has released two tools, a checklist and set of rights, to empower parents in supporting their children's education.
Black Women Uniting for Equal Pay
Atlanta-based women’s equality group, Atlanta Women for Equality (AWE), is turning a global spotlight on the pay disparity between Black women and White men at
The New Black Fest: African American Theatre Tackles Ferguson, Racism, and Social Injustice
BlackEnterprise.com caught up with Keith Josef Adkins, artistic director of The New Black Fest, to discuss social activism, the role of the arts in bringing