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by Mitti Hicks January 13, 2026 Legal experts say people have First Amendment protections to record and report on federal law enforcement in public spaces. There’s a group in Minneapolis that monitors and informs residents when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conduct raids in the community. The group, known
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman January 13, 2026 Ex-Morris Brown President Kevin James called out the board’s decision, calling it “deeply concerning.” As Morris Brown College announces that a new interim president will lead the HBCU, its former leader says he was fired for no cause. The Atlanta University Center institution shocked
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman January 13, 2026 The doll features several additions that align with the experiences of autistic people. Mattel has released a new Barbie doll that serves a unique purpose, representing those on the autism spectrum. The first-ever Autistic Barbie will join Mattel’s line of Fashionista dolls that amplify
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than $105 trillion, or 63%, of household wealth in the U.S. The largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history is here. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than
The sister of former NFL cornerback Sam Beal is pleading for help, saying her brother has been missing for seven months. TMZ first reported on Essence Zhane’s social media announcement, where she wrote on Facebook in a shared post with the Virginia Beach Police Department and Missing People pages. In
by Sharelle B. McNair January 13, 2026 Referring to it as “a reverse discrimination,” Trump admitted “it accomplished some very wonderful things” but his policies tout other viewpoints. Echoing claims from Vice President JD Vance and other Trump administration officials about a sudden discrimination against white men and people, President
by Ahsan Washington January 13, 2026 The next generation of Black entrepreneurs in South Africa includes township-born fashion disruptors, tech founders, and clean-energy innovators, who create businesses that merge cultural pride with economic ambition. These founders create companies that generate employment opportunities, transform traditional industries, and establish new power structures
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 It’s easy to get FOMO when you see what your returns could have been had you invested alongside the early crypto devotees Back in 2010, you could buy Bitcoin for just a few cents. Fast forward 15 years, and the cryptocurrency’s price has
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 To evaluate where we are in the cycle, we need to understand the anatomy of a bubble. As trade tensions cooled and the policy fog lifted, investors’ attention as we exited 2025 gravitated to a single question: Are we in the midst of
In Druski’s latest social media parody, the comedian portrays a caricature of a modern mega pastor, delivering a spectacle that feels exaggerated — until it begins to mirror real-life controversies. The video opens with Druski suspended high above a packed congregation, surrounded by bursts of air as Kirk Franklin’s “Revolution”
by Mitti Hicks January 13, 2026 Legal experts say people have First Amendment protections to record and report on federal law enforcement in public spaces. There’s a group in Minneapolis that monitors and informs residents when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conduct raids in the community. The group, known
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman January 13, 2026 Ex-Morris Brown President Kevin James called out the board’s decision, calling it “deeply concerning.” As Morris Brown College announces that a new interim president will lead the HBCU, its former leader says he was fired for no cause. The Atlanta University Center institution shocked
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman January 13, 2026 The doll features several additions that align with the experiences of autistic people. Mattel has released a new Barbie doll that serves a unique purpose, representing those on the autism spectrum. The first-ever Autistic Barbie will join Mattel’s line of Fashionista dolls that amplify
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than $105 trillion, or 63%, of household wealth in the U.S. The largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history is here. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than
The sister of former NFL cornerback Sam Beal is pleading for help, saying her brother has been missing for seven months. TMZ first reported on Essence Zhane’s social media announcement, where she wrote on Facebook in a shared post with the Virginia Beach Police Department and Missing People pages. In
by Sharelle B. McNair January 13, 2026 Referring to it as “a reverse discrimination,” Trump admitted “it accomplished some very wonderful things” but his policies tout other viewpoints. Echoing claims from Vice President JD Vance and other Trump administration officials about a sudden discrimination against white men and people, President
by Ahsan Washington January 13, 2026 The next generation of Black entrepreneurs in South Africa includes township-born fashion disruptors, tech founders, and clean-energy innovators, who create businesses that merge cultural pride with economic ambition. These founders create companies that generate employment opportunities, transform traditional industries, and establish new power structures
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 It’s easy to get FOMO when you see what your returns could have been had you invested alongside the early crypto devotees Back in 2010, you could buy Bitcoin for just a few cents. Fast forward 15 years, and the cryptocurrency’s price has
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 To evaluate where we are in the cycle, we need to understand the anatomy of a bubble. As trade tensions cooled and the policy fog lifted, investors’ attention as we exited 2025 gravitated to a single question: Are we in the midst of
In Druski’s latest social media parody, the comedian portrays a caricature of a modern mega pastor, delivering a spectacle that feels exaggerated — until it begins to mirror real-life controversies. The video opens with Druski suspended high above a packed congregation, surrounded by bursts of air as Kirk Franklin’s “Revolution”