BMI’s First African American Woman Chairperson on Changing Music Business
As first woman & African American chairperson of BMI, Susan Davenport Austin continues company's legacy of putting artists first.
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Serena Williams’ Venture Capital Firm Raises $111 Million
In an interview with BLACK ENTERPRISE, the tennis star announces Serena Ventures' inaugural fund.
Harlem Festival of Culture Appoints Grammy Award-Winning Musician Wyclef Jean in Key Role as Chair of its Music Advisory Board
Harlem Festival of Culture announced that Grammy Award-winning rapper, musician and actor Wyclef Jean has been appointed Chair to the Music Advisory Board
Why Entrepreneurs Need to Approach Social Media Like Athletes and Celebrities
Former pro baseball player Dominic Blanco breaks down the power of social media -- and how we all can tap into it.
One Year Later: Why My First Vote Won’t Be My Last
In 2000, I had my first taste of the democratic voting process. I was in the 6th grade and we were learning about how the voting process works by watching and reporting the presidential race between Al Gore and George W. Bush. We did lots of research on their platforms, policies and backgrounds. It was so exciting to see the process in action. By unanimous vote, Al Gore was my class' pick for president. In our eyes,he couldn't lose; logic and fairy-tale endings were on his side. Boy, were we in for a rude awakening from our dream of American democracy.