Tanai Benard Dishes on ‘Wandering Mom’ Culture and International Travel Tips (Part III)
Tanai Benard wanted her children to know that they could experience the splendor of the world on a grand scale.
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A Random Walk Down Wall Street (With Protesters)
On my lunch hour last Friday, I went down to lower Manhattan’s financial district–the nerve center of global finance–to witness a few hundred protesters yelling at the tops of their...
Investment Expert Ian Dunlap Teaches Us How To Train Our Brains In Today’s Stock Market
For Ian Dunlap, there is no better time than now to "train our brains when we are in business," through affirmation, community resources and love.
The Measure of Greatness
The life story of Dr. Dorothy Height, who died on Monday, often reads like a fairytale. That sometimes happens when you live so long and age so gracefully. Folks forget how much anxiety and disappointment and heartbreak you endured, especially when, at 98, you’re still wearing gorgeous hats and smiling—even as you strike your latest blow against oppression.
Black Enterprise’s Extraordinary Journey
Black enterprise was just a modest monthly magazine when I founded it 40 years ago—just me; a few brave forward-thinking advertisers like Pepsi, ExxonMobil, and General Motors; and a small but spirited and talented staff. Oh, and one other person who did just about everything there is to do to put out a magazine back then—a combination writer, editor, proofreader, layout designer, sales director, office manager, and vice president in charge of shutting down the publisher’s bad ideas—my wife of 50 years, Barbara Graves.