Written by Richard Carroll Jr. is receiving some relief after nearly being evicted from his Harlem apartment, where he had unknowingly overpaid rent on his stabilized unit for more than 20 years. Carroll, an artist, moved into the apartment in 2004, believing $1,200 a month was a good deal, although he was told the official rent was … Continue reading “Harlem Man Learns His Apartment Is Rent-Stabilized After 20 Years, ‘I Was Robbed’”
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders faces criticism over a viral photo showing her speaking comfortably under a tent while Black cheerleaders stood behind her in cold, rainy conditions. On Sept. 7, a photo surfaced online showing Huckabee Sanders giving a speech under a tent while a group of student cheerleaders stood behind her, exposed to … Continue reading “Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Leaves Black Students Standing In The Rain During Her MLK Jr. Speech”
The Redeem Team, the USA Basketball squad that was put together to reclaim the Olympic gold medal in 2008 in Beijing, after the United States lost its dominance in international play, was inducted into this year’s Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. That 2008 All-Star basketball team did redeem the dominance that the United States … Continue reading “The Redeem Team Inducted Into Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame”
Billy Porter is unable to continue performing his lead role in his Broadway production “Cabaret and the Kit Kat Club” due to declining health. Porter is a veteran of the stage, but his current diagnosis of sepsis necessitated his exit from the show. Sepsis is a life-threatening infection that can lead to multiple organ failure … Continue reading “Billy Porter To Exit ‘Cabaret’ On Broadway Due To Life-Threatening Illness”
On International Literacy Day, BLACK ENTERPRISE is showcasing Black children’s books that celebrate their diversity and identity, featuring characters and compelling narratives that resonate with young readers, transcending time and borders. Many of these acclaimed titles have received awards for their storytelling and educational significance across historical and contemporary themes, fostering meaningful conversations and connections … Continue reading “14 Black Children’s Books For Young Readers On International Literacy Day”
Ayo Edebiri checked an interviewer who excluded her from a conversation on social justice movements like Black Lives Matter. Edebiri was doing press with actors Andrew Garfield and Julia Roberts for their upcoming film After the Hunt. The film centers on a sexual assault scandal, and takes inspiration from the #MeToo movement. Given this, the … Continue reading “Ayo Edebiri Checks Interviewer For Excluding Her From Question About Black Lives Matter”
Four years after Michael K. Williams died after taking fentanyl-laced heroin, friends and family members took a walk in remembrance of The Wire actor in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. The event, held on Saturday, Sept. 6, was also held to bring awareness to those struggling with addiction. “I can see Michael winking at us. I can … Continue reading “Friends, Family Remember Michael K. Williams During Walk in Brooklyn”
A Georgia veteran has received a mortgage-free home from an Atlanta-based homebuilding company. The PulteGroup’s “Built to Honor” program has now gifted 100 homes to veterans across the United States, with no mortgage strings attached. U.S. Army Sgt. Aisha Hardemon became the latest recipient as the Army celebrated this milestone. Now, Hardemon has a new abode … Continue reading “Georgia Veteran Gifted Mortgage-Free House In ‘Built to Honor’ Program”
Tennis legends Serena and Venus Williams are taking their talents from the court to the classroom with a new education program for underserved youth. The sibling sport stars will run Williams Family Excellence Program in partnership with the USTA foundation. The program will uplift diverse youth beyond the realms of tennis, offering mentorship as well … Continue reading “Serena And Venus Williams Launch Program For Underserved Youth To Become ‘Leaders Of Tomorrow’”
The Las Vegas Aces’ A’ja Wilson may have locked down that MVP award after breaking yet another record when she scored 30 points in her most recent game, becoming the player to have the most 30+ point games in a single season in league history. This season has seen Wilson score at least 30 points … Continue reading “A’ja Wilson’s Record-Breaking Plays Makes Compelling Argument To Win League MVP Honors”