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A viral video showing a Clark Atlanta University student being violently assaulted by a Morehouse student has sparked widespread outrage and demands for accountability across the HBCU network and beyond. On Friday, Nov. 21, Clark Atlanta junior Kayla Bryant posted a TikTok describing the altercation in which she alleges she
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Lee hosted ‘The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive,’ in collaboration with the food pantry in his new North Texas community. Keith Lee continues to use his platform to give back to families in need. The food review TikToker hosted a massive Thanksgiving meal
Solange Knowles is taking her Saint Heron Library to the next level. According to the New York Times, the Grammy-winning artist and USC scholar-in-residence recently released Azurest Blue, a 69-page zine chronicling the life and work of Amaza Lee Meredith, one of the country’s first Black female and queer architects.
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 24, 2025 But the actual cost of holiday groceries depends on a few factors, including how many people you’re expecting and what they like to eat and drink. Grocery store prices have been on the rise in recent years, and many Americans feel the financial
Chicago’s about to get a spiritual shake-up and a whole lotta smoke. ‘Moses the Black,’ a gritty, modern-day redemption saga wrapped in gangland drama, officially has its U.S. release date, and the cast is stacked like a summer festival lineup. Fathom Entertainment is teaming up with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson
Sudan’s top general rejected a ceasefire proposal provided by U.S.-led mediators as “the worst yet,” in a blow to efforts to stop a devastating war that has gripped the African country for over 30 months. In video comments released by the military late Sunday, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan said the proposal was unacceptable, accusing the
Resilience is the cornerstone of every successful professional’s journey. Yet, the prevailing notion of resilience as a skill to “bounce back” to a prior state of normalcy is misleading and stalls problem-solving. It’s a paradox: The intention to bounce back sounds inspirational after a big client is lost, a key
Michael B. Jordan credited his success in Hollywood to his experience working on a soap opera. In an interview with PEOPLE at the American Cinematheque Awards, where he was being honored, Jordan opened up about his time on the soap opera “All My Children,” which ran from 1970 to 2011.
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Fifty of the 303 schoolchildren abducted from a Catholic school in north-central Nigeria’s Niger state have escaped captivity and are now with their families, the school authority said Sunday, as the pope called for the immediate release of those still missing. The schoolchildren, aged between 10 and 18, escaped individually
Universal Pictures’ two-part “Wicked” gamble continues to defy gravity at the box office. Just a year after part one brought droves of audiences to movie theaters around the country, even more people bought opening weekend tickets to see the epic conclusion, “Wicked: For Good.” According to studio estimates on Sunday, “Wicked: For Good” earned $150 million
A viral video showing a Clark Atlanta University student being violently assaulted by a Morehouse student has sparked widespread outrage and demands for accountability across the HBCU network and beyond. On Friday, Nov. 21, Clark Atlanta junior Kayla Bryant posted a TikTok describing the altercation in which she alleges she
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Lee hosted ‘The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive,’ in collaboration with the food pantry in his new North Texas community. Keith Lee continues to use his platform to give back to families in need. The food review TikToker hosted a massive Thanksgiving meal
Solange Knowles is taking her Saint Heron Library to the next level. According to the New York Times, the Grammy-winning artist and USC scholar-in-residence recently released Azurest Blue, a 69-page zine chronicling the life and work of Amaza Lee Meredith, one of the country’s first Black female and queer architects.
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 24, 2025 But the actual cost of holiday groceries depends on a few factors, including how many people you’re expecting and what they like to eat and drink. Grocery store prices have been on the rise in recent years, and many Americans feel the financial
Chicago’s about to get a spiritual shake-up and a whole lotta smoke. ‘Moses the Black,’ a gritty, modern-day redemption saga wrapped in gangland drama, officially has its U.S. release date, and the cast is stacked like a summer festival lineup. Fathom Entertainment is teaming up with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson
Sudan’s top general rejected a ceasefire proposal provided by U.S.-led mediators as “the worst yet,” in a blow to efforts to stop a devastating war that has gripped the African country for over 30 months. In video comments released by the military late Sunday, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan said the proposal was unacceptable, accusing the
Resilience is the cornerstone of every successful professional’s journey. Yet, the prevailing notion of resilience as a skill to “bounce back” to a prior state of normalcy is misleading and stalls problem-solving. It’s a paradox: The intention to bounce back sounds inspirational after a big client is lost, a key
Michael B. Jordan credited his success in Hollywood to his experience working on a soap opera. In an interview with PEOPLE at the American Cinematheque Awards, where he was being honored, Jordan opened up about his time on the soap opera “All My Children,” which ran from 1970 to 2011.
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Fifty of the 303 schoolchildren abducted from a Catholic school in north-central Nigeria’s Niger state have escaped captivity and are now with their families, the school authority said Sunday, as the pope called for the immediate release of those still missing. The schoolchildren, aged between 10 and 18, escaped individually
Universal Pictures’ two-part “Wicked” gamble continues to defy gravity at the box office. Just a year after part one brought droves of audiences to movie theaters around the country, even more people bought opening weekend tickets to see the epic conclusion, “Wicked: For Good.” According to studio estimates on Sunday, “Wicked: For Good” earned $150 million