Black Woman Set For Texas’ 500th Execution
If it goes as planned, Kimberly McCarthy becomes the first woman put to death in the U.S. since 2010.
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Student Organization Launches Poster Campaign Against Racist Costumes
The 10-student group Students Teaching Against Racism (STARS) launched a poster campaign to ignite a conversation about offensive costumes—specifically those depicting various racial and ethnic groups. The student-crafted posters went viral, garnering over 50,000 visits to the president of STARS' Tumblr account.
Harvard’s First Black Dean to Step Down
Evelynn Hammonds will remain on the faculty and will lead a new program on race and gender in science and medicine.
Budgeting For A Future
For Deshawn James, raising two teenage daughters as a single mother is more than a notion. Their needs and wants never go away. “They are money pits,” she says lovingly....
One-on-One With Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign has had its struggles, but the candidate has consistently stayed on message with her proposals for America. The senator from New York discusses her plans for minority business, the economy, and social issues with BLACK ENTERPRISE.