Written by A Detroit community refuses to say goodbye to a historic mural of Black Jesus as the long-time Catholic Church faces a shutdown. On Oct. 12, St. Charles Lwanga, formerly known as St. Cecilia, held what many deem as its final Mass service. However, many hope that the Black Jesus on its ceiling can find a … Continue reading “Family Of Artist Who Painted Historic Black Jesus Mural In Detroit Church Fights To Save Artwork”
With the upcoming XCEL Summit For Men set to impact the business community, it’s been announced that Atlanta-based recording artist, entrepreneur, and activist David Banner will take the stage in Orlando, bringing his brand of realness and direct-speaking style to the conference. The outspoken rapper is known for being unapologetic in his words and opinions on topics such … Continue reading “David Banner To Speak At BLACK ENTERPRISE XCEL Summit For Men”
Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett is seemingly responding to outspoken ESPN and radio personality Stephen A. Smith after his viral commentary calling her out for her continuous criticism of President Donald Trump; however, she isn’t surprised. Smith stirred up controversy by speaking on Crockett during a segment of his Sirius XM radio show, Straight Shooter … Continue reading “Rep. Jasmine Crockett Blasts Stephen A. Smith’s Critique of Outspoken Black Women Via Retweets”
There has been a historic wave of federal retirements and departures in the workforce, putting a strain on the government. The backlog is worsening amid the government shutdown as it enters the second week. As first reported by The Washington Post, there has been an unprecedented mass exodus at the federal level. At least 154,000 … Continue reading “Historic Wave Of Retirements Is Straining Federal Government — Could Shutdown Make It Worse?”
At a time when historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are under attack, Home Depot Founder and Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank is showcasing his support with a massive $50 million donation to the four institutions in Atlanta: Morehouse College, Spelman College, Morris Brown College, and Clark Atlanta University. In a post on X, the … Continue reading “Atlanta Business Tycoon Arthur Blank Puts His Millions To Good Use By Donating $50M To Four Local HBCUs”
Michael Eugene Archer, the influential neo-soul architect known worldwide as D’Angelo, died Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025, after a prolonged battle with cancer, his family announced. He was 51. The Virginia native redefined contemporary rhythm and blues with just three studio albums spanning two decades, establishing himself as a generation’s most revered and elusive musical genius. … Continue reading “D’Angelo, Neo-Soul Pioneer and Three-Time Grammy Winner, Dies at 51”
There’s no denying that breast cancer is quite the journey for countless individuals; however, Black women across the diaspora confront especially stark disparities in care and experience. They are diagnosed later; the tumors are frequently more aggressive, and the outcomes are consequently poorer. Books written by Black authors frame the hurdles and offer insight grounded … Continue reading “These Black Authors Wrote Books About Their Breast Cancer Experience”
The XCEL Summit For Men is taking over the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando. From Oct. 15-17, Black men in corporate America will gather for a weekend of growth, professional development, and more. BLACK ENTERPRISE will honor trailblazers in business and Black culture. Simultaneously, a bevy of workshops, panels, and fireside chats will take place. … Continue reading “8 Reasons You Should Attend BLACK ENTERPRISE’s XCEL Summit For Men”
Marc Lamont Hill is trending after a heated on-air exchange with fellow Joe Budden Podcast co-host QueenzFlip, about the “tricky words” he allegedly uses to sway fans. Viral clips circulating on social media from Joe Budden’s latest Patreon-exclusive episode capture the moment QueenzFlip confronted Hill over alleged behind-the-scenes conversations the college professor had with Budden … Continue reading “Marc Lamont Hill’s Fiery Exchange On Joe Budden Podcast Sparks Talk Of A ‘Black Intellectual Renaissance’”
Women sports stars like Candace Parker and Sloane Stephens are joining a new basketball league that grants players equity. The WNBA legend and U.S. Open title-holder are the latest investors in the upcoming professional basketball league currently called “Project B.” According to Front Office Sports, Project B hopes to debut games in Fall 2026. Expected … Continue reading “Candace Parker, Sloane Stephens Invest In ‘Project B,’ Up-And-Coming Global Basketball League”