A Living Record of Five Local, Black Cultural Institutions In Memphis
We curated a record of five Black cultural movements and organizations that are flourishing in Memphis today.
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Accounting for Disaster
Calculating and reporting payroll taxes, tracking sales, managing expenses, and safely storing all of these records can take a huge toll on a small-business owner’s time. To show entrepreneurs the benefits of technology, Black Enterprise asked business software maker Intuit to give one small eatery a software makeover. Intuit responded with a package that includes five years of free QuickBooks Online Plus & Payroll package and Intuit’s GoPayment with one year of credit card processing fees waived, which all together is worth nearly $5,000.
Mayweather v. Pacquiao: The Saga Continues
The drama around the fighters continues in the media this week, picking up right where they left off in the ring.
The High Cost of Riots: Part 2
Alana Chavez says feelings of being overwhelmed by economic distress and disaster prevent people from seeking out the help they need.
Genealogist Who Helps Black Families Find Their Roots Connects the Dots About a Former Slave Who Founded a Town in Louisiana
Connecting the dots. A genealogist connects a family in Louisiana to Vernon Town, founded by former slave, Robert "Free Bob" Vernon.