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BLACK ENTERPRISE are purveyors of Black history with over 50 years of groundbreaking coverage and impactful covers.
BLACK ENTERPRISE is one of the oldest Black-owned publications. Led by visionary, businessman, and philanthropist Earl G. Graves, BE has remained a reliable source for Black Americ...
Black labor has powered America for generations, helping shape the labor movement even as unions and lawmakers often left Black
Black August is an annual recognition of Black freedom fighters, political prisoners and key figures who rallied against injustice.
July 14 is significant in that it celebrates an innovator and a major moment in Black American history. Sarah E. Goode We can’t talk about Black women in STEM without...
July 21, 1864, marks the birth of Black news media. The New Orleans Tribune goes to print and down in history as the first Black newspaper to be published. The...
From dead prez to Mos Def, how hip-hop used its platform to educate fans on Black August and the fight for political prisoners.
This Black August, we take a look at the Black women political prisoners whose sacrifices the movement often leaves out.
On July 24, 1651, Anthony Johnson was granted 250 acres of land in Northampton County, Virginia. Arriving in America in 1619 as one of the first group of 20 Black...
More than four centuries later, the legacy of those first Africans extends far beyond slavery into the culture, struggles and
A collection of historic pictures by photographer Richard Samuel Roberts capture Columbia’s Black families and community.
Celebrating 250 years of transformative Black theater across America’s stages
Celebrating 250 years of Black storytelling through groundbreaking Broadway musicals and unforgettable performances.
Oregon Black Pioneers Executive Director Zachary Stocks told KOIN 6 people don’t have to be “firsts” to be considered icons.
In late August 1619, the English privateer ship White Lion anchored at Point Comfort (modern-day Hampton, Virginia,) carrying a cargo of “20 and odd” captive Angolans. Exchanged wi...
Johnson became Iowa’s first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in 1941, but discriminatory hiring practices kept her from teaching
Since assuming power, the Trump administration has aimed to guard the myth of America’s history as uniformly inclusive, above critique, and unifying, and it has protected the sensi...
Exploring the history and ongoing impact of vaccinations on Black Americans during National Immunization Awareness Month
From George Washington Carver to Madam C.J. Walker to Lonnie Johnson, meet some of the most iconic African American inventors who shaped history. The post Seven Brilliant Black Inv...
Born Aug. 17, 1887, in St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica, Marcus Mosiah Garvey Jr. emerged as one of the most influential political leaders and Pan-Africanist thinkers of the 20th century. As...
How Black Women influenced Gloria Steinem and the Feminist Movement.
In commemorating the birthday of political activist Marcus Garvey, we also look at the influence of his red, green & black Pan-African Flag.
BLACK ENTERPRISE hit the newsstands in August 1970.
On what would have been Assata Shakur’s 79th birthday, the Assata Shakur Memorial Committee launches a new digital archive to honor the legendary freedom fighter.
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