Tag Archives: Education
Family Ties
How three generations of one family work together to build a financial legacy
Avery Allen isn’t your typical 12-year-old. Unlike most of his peers, he doesn’t see his…
By Bridget McCrea
Tackling Obama’s Domestic Agenda—Round Two
Melody Barnes talks job creation, small business initiatives
Whether the issue is related to unemployment, education or healthcare, Melody Barnes represents one of…
By Derek T. Dingle
Obama’s State Of The Union Agenda: Yes, I Get It
WASHINGTON (AP) — Seizing a chance to reconnect, President Barack Obama will use his first…
By Associated Press
Lesson Plans for Young Entrepreneurs
Teach your children and teens to become business minded
In part two of BlackEnterprise.com’s four-part series on youth entrepreneurship, we’ll be looking at resources…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
News Roundup
Blacks have higher prevalence of obesity; credit card use declining; racial achievement gap persists
News Roundup
By BlackEnterprise.com
Are Online Classes the Right Fit For You?
Discipline key when completing coursework
The obvious advantage to enrolling in an online school is the flexibility that it allows…
By Benice Atufunwa
The Dropout Epidemic: A Crisis of Human Capital
s this issue of black enterprise arrives in homes and offices and hits newsstands…
By Earl G. Graves, Sr.
A Plan for Black America in the 21st Century
100 Black Men pushes empowerment through achievement, education, and community development
Over the past few days, the venue for dialogue and action focused on black America’s…
By Derek T. Dingle
100 Black Men Press Education Secretary for More HBCU Funding
Attendees at annual meeting express concern for the state of black colleges
Education was front and center at the 100 Black Men of America Inc.’s annual conference…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Voice of Reason
One young man’s mission to help his generation see the importance of education
It all started as a challenge. Jordan Coleman, the voice of Tyrone the Moose from…
