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The humid, muggy long days of summer are getting shorter. The leaves are falling and turning brown by the time they hit the ground. Depending on where you are, there’s even just the slightest nip to the air, inviting a hoodie, a cozy sweatshirt, or even a little jean jacket.
To bring an iced coffee to a job interview or not to bring one? That’s the question dividing social media this week. It started when Caitlin, a recruiter who works with Fortune 500 companies, posted a TikTok warning job seekers that walking into an interview with an iced coffee in
Scott Colom, the U.S. Senate Democratic nominee in Mississippi, is calling for greater transparency in the aftermath of a grand jury declining to issue an indictment in the investigation into the death of Nolan Wells. “At some point there was a breakdown in trust between the family and law enforcement,
Authorities in Mississippi have apprehended a second man in connection with the death of Tasia Fortune. The 29-year-old Black woman was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned house, and the news of an additional arrest has pleased Fortune’s mother, Christy Spivey. Jackson police revealed late Tuesday that 25-year-old
photo credit: 2019 Diamond Images/Getty by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 The former NFL star and ESPN personality is turning his next chapter into a larger business play. Ryan Clark is turning a major career transition into a bigger business opportunity. The former NFL star and former ESPN personality has
Whitley Gilbert and Dwayne Wayne weren’t the only love story blossoming at Hillman College. Years before Gina Prince-Bythewood and Reggie Rock Bythewood became an acclaimed filmmaking couple, they were two young writers getting their first professional break in the writers’ room of “A Different World.” As they helped craft stories
Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko: https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-woman-counting-money-6694539/ by Selena Hill September 23, 2026 As trillions of dollars change hands, women are positioned to become major wealth holders, but preparation and family communication remain critical. The Great Wealth Transfer is reshaping who controls America’s money—and women are positioned to sit at the center
(Photo: artisteer/Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 23, 2026 The scholarship program connects financial assistance for students. A scholarship honoring the first Black student to enroll at the University of South Carolina Aiken continues her legacy by supporting a new generation of college students, The Aiken Standard reports. The university’s
Black employees at Tesla’s flagship California factory are accusing the company of allowing years of racial harassment and discrimination to go unchecked as a major civil rights trial gets underway. The California Civil Rights Department’s lawsuit against Tesla is being heard in Oakland before Superior Court Judge Peter Borkon. The
photo credit: Getty Images by Black Enterprise September 23, 2026 Elevating your executive career requires strategic advocacy. Elevating your executive career requires strategic advocacy. Black male professionals aiming to attend the upcoming BLACK ENTERPRISE XCEL Summit For Men should leverage direct employer sponsorship to fund their attendance. Rather than paying out of pocket, ambitious