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Auto Flex: The G-Class Still Excites The Urban Market

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 6, 2025 It might just be an urban legend By Kimatni Rawlins Its exploits are legendary, its capabilities on- and off-road are fascinating, and fans from every denomination of society idolize its reputation. It’s the world-acclaimed Mercedes-Benz (M-B) G-Class, an urban legend defined by Geländewagen, which translates to off-road vehicle. But to the global […]

Digital Status Signals: 7 Essential Etiquette Rules For Modern Messaging

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 6, 2025 Modern digital communication is more than just words on a screen. Modern digital communication is more than just words on a screen. Even tiny status indicators in our messaging apps carry more weight than a person often cares to admit. Whether you’re typing in a family chat, flirting […]

Jay-Z’s decade-long paternity battle officially ends after judge dismisses case

After nearly a decade of legal back-and-forth, Jay-Z’s paternity case has officially been laid to rest. This week, the paternity lawsuit filed by Rymir Satterthwaite, who claims to be the rapper’s son, was reportedly dismissed by a judge with prejudice, meaning that the case cannot be refiled. According to Page Six, the ruling granted Jay-Z’s […]

The shutdown is hurting schools whose budgets are mostly federal money

In Chinle, Arizona, financial distress caused by the government shutdown has led to the suspension of after-school programs, including some that students rely on for meals. Federal money makes up only a small part of most school budgets in the U.S. But at Chinle Unified School District — spread across 4,200 square miles (about 6,800 square kilometers) in […]