How Disruptive Philanthropy Can Save Black Communities
August has been designated as Black Philanthropy Month. For the past five years, scores of successful, affluent African Americans have traveled during the month of August to bucolic Martha’s...
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Stanford University Approves Department Of African and African-American Studies
The latest effort to transform the AAAS program into a department was sparked by the Black Lives Matter movement and the 2020 murder of George Floyd.
Smithsonian Denies Removing Items From National African American History Museum
The Smithsonian is responding to reports of exhibit removals from the National Museum of African American History and Culture in response to Trump's executive order.
Celebrating a Lifetime of Excellence at Women of Power Summit
Black Enterprise honored the legacies of women who have blazed trails at the 2016 Black Enterprise Women of Power, 11th Annual Legacy Awards Gala.
Black Girls Code Teams Up With Lyft Months After Rejecting $125,000 Offer From Uber
Just months after turning down Uber’s $125,000 grant offer, Black Girls Code announced a new partnership with the ride-sharing service’s biggest competitor, Lyft, to raise funds for young women of color in tech.