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Beyoncé and Peloton Team Up to Gift Fitness Classes to HBCU Students
The singer has donated two-year subscriptions to students at 10 Historically Black colleges.
'Shark Tank' Star Daymond John to His Younger Self: 'Get the Hell Out of Here!'
The FUBU founder and VC discusses his new, celebrity-studded livestream event to boost support for black- and minority-owned businesses. And how he thinks his younger self would do in a pitch meeting.
Taraji P. Henson: Your Mission Must Be Stronger Than Your Fear
The actress and entrepreneur has opened up about her own mental health - and now she's helping others do it, too.
Before He Became a Revolutionary Coffee Roaster, He Photographed Revolutionaries
Red Bay Coffee founder Keba Konte has been documenting political movements for decades, and says the events of this year have had a "profound impact" on Black businesses. But there's been loss and fear, too.
The Mogul of Black Celebrity News: 'Now Is When Your Competition Is At Its Weakest'
MediaTakeOut's founder Fred Mwangaguhunga talks about running the leading Black celebrity gossip site in the era of Black Lives Matter, and why now is the time for media disruption.
The 6-Figure Tutor: Jay Veal of INC Education
The Dallas-based CEO on continuing to teach while managing tutors and helping nurture Black and minority students.
Black Ex-Franchisees Sue McDonald's In Racial Discrimination Case
52 Black ex-franchisees file a $1 billion racial-discrimination lawsuit against McDonald's, claiming the company sent them on 'financial suicide missions'
Pharrell Williams and Jay-Z's Powerful New Song Celebrate Entrepreneurs, Struggle, Hope , Ambition
The five-minute video is a story that many entrepreneurs can relate to. And the biggest learning is how racism, casteism, and classism are feed into each other around the globe
Pharrell and Jay-Z Drop Single Celebrating Black Entrepreneurship
The "Entrepreneur" music video features Tyler, the Creator, Issa Rae and a dozen other Black entrepreneurs.
His Criminal Record Disqualified Him From Receiving PPP. So He Pushed Back, and Got the Rules Changed.
Troy Parker's cleaning and construction business hires returning citizens who struggle to find work elsewhere. When he was told he was ineligible for stimulus funds because of mistakes he already paid for, he started making calls.
U.S. Black Chambers Celebrates Juneteenth's 150th With Launch of byblack
The national advocacy group's president explains why it's chosen to honor the landmark holiday by rolling out a new platform for finding and supporting black entrepreneurs.
How This Tech CEO Is Leading His Company Through Racial Unrest
He founded Holler to help people communicate with empathy. Now, the world needs that kind of thinking more than ever.
Instagram Reviews How Its Policies and Algorithms Negatively Affect Black Users
CEO Adam Mosseri says the social network needs to 'better support' underrepresented groups.
Black-Owned Restaurants and Businesses You Can Support Right Now
Looking for a way to help African American businesses affected in your community? Try some of these options.
To Understand the Riots, Consider the 'Valuation' of Black Lives
The CEO of the Association for Enterprise Opportunity contextualizes the unrest in stark financial terms.