Chevrolet Selects Six HBCU Students for Journalism Fellowship
Chevrolet is back for the fourth annual HBCU Journalism Fellowship. The organization has once again partnered with the National Newspaper Publishers Association to select six students...
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The Source’s Interview with a Black Enterprise Editor about Being a Millennial Digital Journalist
Selena Hill is the walking definition of today’s journalist. She is an African-American woman, millennial, and multi-media journalist from Queens, New York....
BE Modern Man: Meet ‘The Griot’ Aquanza Cadogan
Name: Aquanza Cadogan Age: 35 Profession: Author / Public Speaker / Mentor/ Activist Social Media: Instagram: @aquanzacadogan and @timecapsulefortheculture | Facebook: Aquanza Cadogan | Twitter: @aquanzacadogan One Word That Describes...
A Journey Into Journalism: 3 Tips For Those Looking to Work in Media
Black Enterprise's Selena Hill shared advice on working in media and journalism during her recent radio interview with financial literacy guru Ash Cash....
My Advice for College Students Graduating in Media and Journalism
Making the transition from college to the real world can be a scary transition. Here are a few helpful tips for students graduating with a...
[Passion to Purpose]: Emil Wilbekin, Chief Creative Officer and Founder of World of Wilbekin (WOW!)
It’s our normal to be extraordinary. Follow @blackenterprise and join the BE Modern Man conversation using #BEModernMan....
[Passion to Purpose]: Rashaun Rucker, Emmy Award-winning Photojournalist
Name: Rashaun Rucker Profession: Content Coach for Visuals (Detroit Free Press) Age: 37 I have changed/contributed to my industry by: “Being a bridge builder for the...
BE Modern Man: Meet ” Mr. Millennial” Jacques Bastien
BE Modern Man honors 100 men making an impact in their career, community, and relationships. Learn more about " Mr. Millennial" Jacques Bastien....
5 Ways to NOT Pitch Journalists
When pitching a story to journalists, the quality of the pitch can determine if you see your news in the headlines or it ends up...
[On the Move] Washington Post Managing Editor Kevin Merida Heads to ESPN
Award-winning journalist Kevin Merida has announced he is leaving the newspaper to serve as editor-in-chief of the ESPN site, The Undefeated. ESPN created The Undefeated...