Entrepreneurs and ‘Black Lives Matter’
Being an entrepreneur is a very tenuous business. We are disruptors of sorts. However, as change agents, we want to protect the institutions we are
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Marva Collins, Educator Extraordinare, Dies at 78
Marva Collins, legendary Chicago educator who taught Romeo and Juliet to underprivileged African American kindergarteners, has died at 78.
President Obama Wants to Extend Overtime Pay Protection to Millions of Workers
"In this country, a hard day's work deserves a fair day's pay," wrote Obama. "That's at the heart of what it means to be middle
Washington Pays Millions to Get Counseling for Homeowners
“Whether you’re a first-time buyer or trying to keep the place you’ve always called home, knowledge is the key to financial empowerment,” said HUD Secretary
SBA Names Mike Muse ‘My Brother’s Keeper Millennial Entrepreneur Champion’
Music CEO an engagement expert Mike Muse to foster entrepreneurship among young black males.
CBS Launches Site For Small Businesses
Six company divisions to provide digital content to address issues facing today's entrepreneurs.
5 Reasons You’re Losing Sales and What to Do About It
We’re going to look at five signs you might be losing sales through hairline fractures and identifying how you can patch them.
Queen of Soca Spices Up BE Golf & Tennis Challenge
With your hands in the air and hips swaying, allow yourself to be entranced by the rhythm of one of the most popular soca singers
Who Is Burning Black Churches?
Another historic black church has burned down in the South, as the investigations continue into the causes.
‘Anonymously Ask a Black Person’ Site Returns
Tech expert, Wayne Sutton, created a site, marketed to non-whites, in an effort to stop racism and open a dialogue between cultures.