Ohio Teen Goes From Foster Care to Full-Ride Harvard Scholarship; Aspires To Be President
Kelisha Williams is showing other foster kids that dreams can come true.
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Rising To The Top
Donald “DJ” Riley was a teen when he had to stop using crutches and start using a wheelchair as his primary mode of transportation. A debilitating genetic birth defect called...
Knoxville’s Oldest Black-Owned Restaurant Makes A Triumphant Return
The historic house known as Magnolia Cafe first opened its doors in 1999 and it is believed to be Knoxville’s oldest Black-owned restaurant.
West Coast Sees Its First HBCU Battle Of The Bands With Nick Cannon and GloRilla
HBCU pride was on full display at SoFi stadium for the first-ever Honda Battle of the Bands in Los Angeles.
BE Next: The New Generation of Risk-Takers and Dealmakers
Black Enterprise considers those young entrepreneurs, corporate professionals, and technology innovators who range in age from 21 to 35 and are making a measurable impact within their respective business, organization, or industry to be a part of an exclusive group—BE Next.