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Black Business Advocate Azizza Davis Goines To Retire After 20 Years Leading Sacramento’s Black Chamber
Azizza Davis Goines, the longtime leader of the Capital Black Chamber of Commerce, is preparing to close a two-decade chapter of leadership that helped expand opportunities for Black entrepreneurs and...
Ta-Nehisi Coates Heads To Rutgers University For Post-Election Conversation On Race And Democracy
Award-winning author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates is bringing his perspective on race, politics, and democracy to Rutgers University-Newark for a timely conversation following the 2026 midterm elections. The Sheila Y....
Black Founders Turn AI Bias Into Business Opportunity With ‘StyleMyCrown’
Two Black women entrepreneurs are turning a longstanding problem in artificial intelligence into a business opportunity in the beauty industry. Christelle Mombo-Zigah and Dr. Isi Idemudia, co-founders of FairScan AI,...
R.J. Leeper Construction Pulls In $173.5M, Remains Among Charlotte’s Biggest Black-Owned Businesses
R.J. Leeper Construction continues to make its mark in Charlotte’s construction industry, generating $173.5 million in revenue in 2025 and securing the No. 3 position among the region’s largest Black-owned...
Marcia Ann Gillespie Foretold Her Legacy At The 2017 Women Of Power Summit
In 2017, Marcia Ann Gillespie sat down with Selena Hill, BLACK ENTERPRISE’s director of multiplatform content, after receiving the Barbara Graves Legacy Award at the 12th Annual Women of Power...
Toxic Bosses Face Fewer Consequences Than Toxic Jr. Employees By 12%
The findings highlight concerns about inconsistent workplace accountability, particularly when employees hold positions of authority.
