The House Votes For D.C. To Become A State This Friday
The House is poised to vote on granting Washington D.C statehood which would be the first time either chamber will approve this legislation in the...
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D.C. Farmers Allege Well-Known Marketplace Repeatedly Denied Spots To Black Vendors
A group of black farmers and food makers are accusing Freshfarm, owner of D.C largest farmers market in Dupont Circle of denying them vendor spots....
Historic D.C Restaurant Gets Approved for Coronavirus Relief Loan
Ben’s Chili Bowl, a well-known historic restaurant located in Washington, D.C, recently received a PPP loan to save its business....
Report: Washington D.C Has The Highest Intensity Of Gentrification In The U.S
Gentrification has ravished America's biggest cities and no one has been hit harder than country's capital city, Washington, D.C. ...
Black Flea Market in D.C., Breaks Ground on Permanent Home
Market 7, which has gathered 60 black-owned small businesses to the Ward 7 community through pop-up markets, breaks ground on permanent home....
Creatives Learn a Lesson in the Business of Creativity and More at the Foreground Summit
Over 200 creatives of color gathered at the Foreground Summit, where speakers like serial entrepreneur Shelly Bell schooled attendees on business acumen....
This D.C.-Based Summit is Bringing Creatives of Color to the Forefront
The founders of the Foreground Summit tell BE how they've built a success-driven community for creative and professionals of color....
Happy National Waffle Day! Owner of Capital Chicken & Waffles Thrives in the Food Truck Biz
In honor of National Waffle Day, here is an interview Black Enterprise conducted with a young, black woman waffle food truck owner, a few years...
Anago Commercial Cleaning Franchise Partnership ‘Cleaning Up’ in DC
Meet the D.C. "three" Anago franchise owners cleaning up in the world of commercial cleaning, to the tune of $4 million in sales annually....
Black Bookstore Opens In DC’s Historic Neighborhood After 20 Year Hiatus
Anacostia, a historic African American neighborhood in Washington, D.C. has been starved of a bookstore for over 20 years. Ramunda Young and her husband Derrick,...