BLACK HISTORY: Descendants Of Oklahoma’s 1st Landholding Black Children Owed Reparations
It wasn’t a mistake. That four-year-old child was among 5,000 Black children who owned 40-acre allotments of land outright . . .
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Weak-Dollar Woes
Bobby Arrington, a semi-retired software engineer in Plano, Texas, enjoyed his latest trip to Italy a little more than a year ago-what he didn’t enjoy was the hit to his...
Dara T. Mathis Wins The 2024 American Mosaic Journalism Prize
The award-winning essayist sat down with BLACK ENTERPRISE to discuss this unique ability, what it’s like being a recipient of the 2024 American Mosaic Journalism Prize and a writer’s responsibility to reflect the present times.
Dianne Morales Spent Years Working Grassroots, Her Next Step is to Create Change on a Citywide Scale
Dianne Morales has spent her career supporting the communities of New York City, now she wants to help them and the rest of the city
Michelle Obama’s ‘Becoming’ Is Already Making Book History
In 'Becoming,' Michelle Obama finally takes back her life and tells her own story, transcending all labels and rendering all outside opinions moot.