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Black Founders Ring in the Year With Hack Day

Black Founders Ring in the Year With Hack Day

Sponsored by Black Founders, an organization dedicated to making black startups a common occurrence, Hack Day, held Saturday, January 21, was a rare opportunity for black developers to meet each other, have technical discussions about tools, share coding advice, and talk about their projects.

5 Things to Immediately Do If You Win The Mega Millions Lottery

A record jackpot of $1.6 billion is waiting for some lucky gambler on Tuesday's Mega Millions lottery drawing. There's nothing like the feeling of getting an unexpected sum of money. Of course, the greater the amount you receive, the greater your stress. Some tips on keeping–and growing–your wealth responsibly. 

The 5 Sexiest Jobs in Science

The 5 Sexiest Jobs in Science

Black Enterprise comprised a list of some of the sexiest jobs in science. While these careers won’t necessarily make a person more visually appealing, the salary, prestige and intrigue will stimulate your interest

Diversity Continues to Challenge the Military

In 2008, Congress formed the Military Leadership Diversity Commission to analyze promotion rates for minorities in the military and develop strategies to make the armed forces more reflective of the nation’s diverse population. Today, African Americans make up 18.5% of enlistment, 9.5% of all officer corps, and 6% of the general officer corps, a marginal increase from last year. According to Clarence “C.J.” Johnson, principal director of the office of diversity management and equal opportunity at the Department of Defense, not much more can be expected after two years, particularly at the senior levels.

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