In the Black
In three years as vice president of distribution, J. Phillip Holloman, President & COO of Cintas Corp. turned the Distribution Division from operating $8 million in the red to operating $3 million in the black.
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The Revitalization of Charlotte’s Historic West End
During the first half of the 20th century, African Americans established neighborhoods like Biddleville and Greenville, which quickly developed into a thriving cultural and economic hub. This area, now known...
The Business Of Getting Away
After seeking help from 12 different doctors for more than 20 years for a rare skin condition, Lonnie White grew tired and frustrated of misdiagnosis and prescriptions that seemed to...
Meet 4 Successful HBCU Grads Turned STEM Professionals, Products of Black-Owned Non-Profit
For African American students, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are playing a key role in this — by providing affordable education, providing support to excel in college, graduate and thrive in successful STEM careers, according to UNCF.
Fraternity Under Fire for Racist Pledging Incident
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Washington University has been suspended from campus due to a pledging prank that went awry.