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by Daniel Johnson June 29, 2025 Mark Balentine, 52, filed the class action lawsuit against the retail giant. Mark Balentine, a 52-year-old former employee at a distribution center once run by Schneider Logistics, a third-party contractor for Walmart, filed a class action lawsuit against the retail giant the week of

by Daniel Johnson June 29, 2025 The goal of the eHBCU portal is to bring as much of the HBCU experience to the digital space as possible. Delaware State University, Southern University, Alabama State University, and Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design, all Historically Black Colleges or Universities, have

by Kandiss Edwards June 29, 2025 ‘Trailblazer: Perseverance in Life and Politics,’ the book details Braun’s list of ‘firsts.’ The first Black woman Senator, Carol Moseley Braun released her memoir on June 24 and it follows her journey as a history maker.  Titled “Trailblazer: Perseverance in Life and Politics,” the

by Kandiss Edwards June 28, 2025 Nelly claims people on the internet changed the narrative. Nelly continues to refute claims that he is a Trump supporter. The Grammy-winning rapper is currently on a press run for his new reality show “Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together.” While speaking with “Ebro

by Kandiss Edwards June 28, 2025 Yelp review that mentioned ‘Black-owned’ due to the implementation of the tag coincided with a reduction in overall ratings.  Yelp’s introduction of a “Black-owned” tag for its listings coincides with a decline in ratings for the Detroit area, according to a new report. The

by Daniel Johnson June 28, 2025 Just days after the U.S. State Department warned Americans against traveling to Haiti due to extreme violence and instability, the Trump administration announced it will end Temporary Protected Status for more than 500,000 Haitian nationals. Just days after the U.S. State Department warned Americans

by Keka Araújo June 28, 2025 ICE and DHS declined to comment on these specific allegations. Jermaine Thomas, whose very citizenship was once the subject of a U.S. Supreme Court case a decade ago, was forcibly removed from the United States last week and deported to Jamaica—a nation he had

U.S. Senator John Kennedy, R-La., praised the Supreme Court’s Friday ruling that blocks nationwide injunctions, potentially paving the way for President Donald Trump‘s plans to eliminate birthright citizenship and other executive policies. The 73-year-old lawmaker said he was “proud” of the 6-3 decision from the conservative majority of the court,

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors June 28, 2025 We talk a lot about eating healthier — more greens, less sugar, fewer processed foods. But what if access to those healthier choices isn’t actually a choice for everyone? Obesity is an increasingly common health issue in the U.S., and it’s linked to

by Jeffrey McKinney June 28, 2025 Black businesses should make succession planning a priority alongside boosting revenue and adding customers. Helping to ensure business longevity and preparing for a smooth leadership transition are among the reasons owners of Black small businesses (SMBs) should consider succession planning. Trimming the chance of