Black Americans Move To Kenya In Act Of ‘Reverse Migration’ To Find Shared Heritage
The "reverse migration" effort has grown in popularity over recent years.
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Hampton University Gives Candace Owens’ Blexit The Boot For Not Meeting Event Requirements
Initially the Black conservative moment, founded by Candace Owens, had plans to stop by the Virginia HBCU for an unauthorized event during its homecoming festivities.
Lawsuit Accusing The State Of Georgia Of Underfunding HBCUs Has Been Quietly Dropped
Alumni of the HBCUs initiated the suit after claiming the board had a consistent pattern of redirecting resources.
Charlie Kirk’s Death Sparks Division Among Black Clergy
Many clergy members have criticized conservative politicians for portraying Kirk as a defender of Christian values while ignoring his history of inflammatory rhetoric.
Gloria Boyland, One of The Most Powerful Women in Corporate America, Drives Innovation At FedEx
Among the three 'Most Powerful Women' executives featured on the cover of Black Enterprise's January-March issue is Gloria Boyland, corporate VP, operations and service support for FedEx Corp