This Day in History: First Black Student Enrolls at University of Alabama
By this day, Autherine Lucy was taking her first classes, facing tremendous challenges, as the first black student at the University of Alabama.
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Submit Your Film to the American Black Film Festival
Film submissions are open for the 19th Annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF). Taking place this year, June 11-14 in NYC, ABFF eagerly seeks films
Africa Can Shop Online for First Time with Mall for Africa
Chris Folayan is the Founder and CEO of MallforAfrica (branded as one word). MallforAfrica is the solution to a problem many African shoppers confronted when
7 ‘Supa Dupa Fly’ Career Moves We Can Learn from Missy Elliott
Top-selling, legendary music start Missy Elliott's major career moves started well before the Super Bowl. Check out her top boss moves.
Black Enterprise Talks Taxes, Entreprenuership and More on Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club
Black Enterprise's Alfred Edmond, Jr. and Courtney Connley talk taxes, entrepreneurship and more on Power 105.1's "The Breakfast Club"
WIE Network Launches Kickstarter to Fund Women Empowerment Website
WIE Network launches Kickstarter campaign to fund new empowerment site for career women
Missy Taught Us: 3 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Super Bowl Halftime
As entrepreneurs we should take every opportunity to learn what we can from titans like Missy Elliot, who wowed the crowd at the Super Bowl.
This Day in History: Ernest Just Recieves the Spingarn Medal for Strides in Science
Scientist Ernest Just was received with the Spingarn Medal 101 years ago today.
Top 5 Super Bowl Blunders
Last night’s Super Bowl XLIX had Seattle fans in a panic. With the Seahawks trailing close behind the New England Patriots at 28-24 with 20
Report: All 6 Death Row Inmates Exonerated in 2014 Were Black
The National Registry of Exonerations shows that all of the exonerated inmates in 2014 who faced death sentences were African American