Cxffeeblack: Memphis’ First Black Female Coffee Roaster Talks Black Dignity, Identity, And Coffee
BLACK ENTERPRISE speaks to Cxffeeblack cofounder and Memphis' first Black female coffee roaster about her experience with coffee.
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Loyola University Renames Resident Hall In Honor of First Black Graduate
Loyola University's first Black graduate, Dr. Norman C. Francis, will have the college's largest residence hall named in his honor.
After Dropping Out in the 1960s, 77-Year-Old Vet Secures His Degree at South Carolina State University
Congratulations to 77-year-old Timothy Brown on his new path as a graduate of South Carolina State University.
Two Black Executives, Alicia Boler-Davis and David Bozeman Announce Their Departures From Amazon
Two top Black executives, Alicia Boler-Davis and David Bozeman have announced they are departing the tech giant, which is struggling to find Black talent
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Signs John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act To Prevent Voter Suppression
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the John Lewis Voting Rights Act Monday, which will prevent local officials from enacting rules suppressing voting rights
