Are You Ready To Do It Yourself?
James Johnson scoffs at the idea that investing should be left to professionals. “We all have at our fingertips, via the Internet, 80% to 90% of the tools the professionals...
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Practicing Strategic Compassion
Cherrelle Robinson feared the worst. Last August, the Los Angeles resident worried that her cousin Charlene, after years of living below sea level in a flood-prone section of New Orleans,...
AT&T Dream in Black Highlights Black Women in Music, Tech, and Culture at the 2022 Essence Festival
Black Enterprise caught up with Ashanti and Black corporate leaders at AT&T at the 2022 Essence Festival of Culture in New Orleans.
How To Support Black-Owned Lake Charles
After a well-spent trip, BE has created a timeless bucket list for travelers visiting Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Blacks in the Arts: Doing the Work
Artist Phoebe Beasley, who has been a noteworthy presence in the art community for several decades, was once a senior advertising account executive at a Los Angeles radio station. Using creativity and sales savvy from her media days, Beasley has parlayed her passion for art into works that are admired (and bought) by some of the who’s who of African American culture—from close friend Maya Angelou to Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, and Tavis Smiley.