Meet The First Black Female Cartoonist To Be Published In The New Yorker
At the young age of 24, Elizabeth Montague is likely the first black female cartoonist to be published in The New Yorker.
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Howard University Cancels Graduation After Someone Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Howard University announced that the school is canceling its graduation ceremony after a guest visiting the campus tested positive for the coronavirus.
Black Financial Leaders Offer New Strategies To Help Narrow The Racial Wealth Gap
Black Americans can expect to earn up to $1 million less than white Americans, according to a new report.
VP Nadia Quarles Relies on Her Intuition to Take Risks She Won’t Regret
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as University of Chicago VP Nadia Quarles
Washington D.C Will Receive Its First Black Woman Statue
Education pioneer Mary McLeod Bethune will be making history as the first black woman to have her likeness displayed in the U.S Capitol
