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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Jobs in Science and Tech, Feb 1983

Check out one of our historic Black Enterprise Magazine covers which focuses on jobs in tech and science.

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Commercial Success, Dec 1981

Check out one of our historic Black Enterprise Magazine covers which focuses on commercial success of black celebrities and entertainers.

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Blacks vs White Women in Executive Suite, Sept. 1980

Check out one of our historic Black Enterprise Magazine covers which focuses on white women and African Americans in corporate America.

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: The Beauty Care Industry, August 1978

BE covered how these firms were battling majority companies like Revlon for the then-$750 million black hair care and beauty aids market.

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Black-Owned Farms, May 1978

The editors of BE developed a groundbreaking cover story on the “black land drain."

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Ernesta Procope, August 1974

BE devotes an entire issue to expose the unique challenges as well as celebrate the achievements of black female executives.

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: BE 100, June 1973

BE unveils its list of the Top 100 – the nation’s largest black-owned companies

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Historic Black Enterprise Magazine Covers: Charles Evers, August 1970

Charles Evers, then-mayor of Fayette, Mississippi served as the magazine’s first cover subject.

He typified black entrepreneurs that emerged from the Civil Rights Movement

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The cover of the collector's edition August 2010 40th Anniversary Issue of Black Enterprise features an editors' choice of the 40 covers that best tell the story of Black Enterprise as the undisputed chronicler of black American business achievement and economic progress. Here are the stories behind the covers, year by year. In the August 1970 premiere issue of BLACK ENTERPRISE, the mission statement read: “Lacking capital, managerial and technical knowledge and crippled by prejudice, the minority businessman has been effectively kept out of the profitable corner of the American marketplace. We want to help change this.” Over the past 40 years, BLACK ENTERPRISE has sought to do just that. The cover subject, Fayette, Mississippi Mayor Charles Evers was an example of the ingenuity and determination needed to run black-owned businesses such as the Medgar Evers Shopping Center, named in honor of his late brother, a prominent civil rights leader slain by an assassin in 1963.

B.E. 40th ANNIVERSARY COVER GALLERY

The stories behind the covers featured on the collector's edition August 2010 issue of Black Enterprise

The cover of the collector’s edition August 2010 40th Anniversary Issue of Black Enterprise features…

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