Help make our cover featuring rapper/entrepreneur Curtis Jackson the Reader's Choice Cover of the Year!
Voting is now open for Readers’ Choice honors in the 2012 American Society of Magazine…
By BLACK ENTERPRISE
Posted: April 2, 2012
Tags: 50 Cent, Amazon.com, American Society of Magazine Editors, ASME, ASME Cover Contest, black magazines, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Get Rich or Die Tryin', hip-hop culture, hip-hop industry, Lonnie C. Major, magazines
The passionate performer expresses his views on the senseless death of another young Black man
Rapper/producer David Banner shares his passionate perspective on the life and death of Trayvon Martin…
By Anslem Samuel
Often ignoring the minority vote, Republicans fail to tap into the diversity of the American people
As the 2012 presidential election heats up some believe Republicans fail to make headway because…
By Raynard Jackson
Posted: March 29, 2012
Tags: Al Green, Barack Obama, Black vote, Democrats, Game Change, HBO, John Heilemann, John McCain, Latino vote, Mark Halperin, Republican Party, Sarah Palin, Trayvon Martin
ESPN's Keith Reed shares his perspective on Magic Johnson's historic purchase of the LA Dodgers and what it means for the sport
ESPN’s Senior Sports Business Editor Keith Reed shares his perspective on Magic Johnson’s historic purchase…
By Adena Andrews
Posted: March 29, 2012
Tags: BE Decoded, Bob Kraft, Charlotte Bobcats, Decoded, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, ESPN, Frank McCourt, Guggenheim Partners, Keith Reed, Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Los Angeles Dodgers, Magic Johnson, Manny Ramirez, Michael Jordan, MLB, New England Patriots, New York Mets
The legendary Johnson Products comes full circle as the beauty brand is once again Black-owned
Eric and Renee Brown take over Johnson Products, the first African American company to be…
By Andrew Wadium
Posted: March 29, 2012
Tags: Alicia Keys, BLACK ENTERPRISE Business Report, Deborah Cox, Dr. Susan Evans, Eric Brown, Gentle Treatment, Johnson Products, Kenneth “KAS” Flanagan, Marjorie Belton Settles, New York Stock Exchange, Proctor & Gamble, Renee Brown, Toni Braxton, Trey Songz, Ultra Sheen
The art of war is more mental than physical and few soldiers are trained on coping with their experiences after deployment
As US involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan come to an end, many soliders are faced…
By Tamara Warren
Posted: March 28, 2012
Tags: 9/11, Afghanistan War, Army, Gabe Tolliver, IAVA, Iraq, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Marines, Post TRaumatic stress disorder, PTSD, Robert Bales, Soldiers, Stacey Pollack, Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, Storm the Hill, suicide, Tireak Tulloch, Vietnam, war, World War II
The one-day interactive forum, featuring presentations from Harlem innovators like Thelma Golden and Marcus Samuelsson, makes its debut in the historic neighborhood
Kicking off with inspirational words from Marcus Glover, founder and curator of TEDxHarlem, the one-day…
By Janel Martinez
Being politically active against injustice should not be a trending topic but a lifetime mission
Following the death of Trayvon Martin everyone’s rallying for justice, but will the activism last…
By Anslem Samuel
Posted: March 27, 2012
Tags: Abner Louima, Alfred Edmond Jr., Amadou Diallo, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights Movement, death row, Det. Gescard Isnora, Egypt, Emmett Till, execution, George Zimmerman, hate crime, Kathryn Johnston, martyr, Nicole Paultre-Bell, NYPD, Occupy Wall Street, police brutality, police shooting, Ramarley Graham, Rodney King, Sean Bell, Social media, Trayvon Martin, Troy Davis, Twitter
Black Enterprise magazine wins the GLAAD Award for its article examining what it means to be Black and Gay in Corporate America
Black Enterprise magazine wins the GLAAD Award for its article examining what it means to…
By Elayne Fluker
BofA has announced plans to implement a program for homeowners at risk of foreclosure
Bank of America announced its “Mortgage to Lease” program, which will allow homeowners facing foreclosure…
By Sade K. Muhammad