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A towering figure in the broadcasting, bottling, banking and supermarket industries, it seemed J. Bruce Llewellyn never met a challenge too big. Llewellyn passed away in his New York City home, Wednesday night, April 7, due to kidney failure. He was 82.
Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens said he will step down when the court finishes its work for the summer in late June or early July. This move now gives President Barack Obama his second high court opening to fill.
When BlackEnterprise.com recently polled readers about the term "Negro" on the 2010 Census form, a majority of respondents said that identifying oneself as a Negro is derogatory and offensive.
For more than two decades, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education has been stalwart in examining the progress of black students and faculty at American colleges and universities.
Here's your chance to vote for the company you feel is most deserving of the 2010 Teenpreneur Award, which recognizes a young entrepreneur or group, age 19 or younger, committed to advancing the rich tradition of black business achievement.
