by Black Enterprise September 15, 2025 It’s never too late to dream again It’s never too late to dream again. At 63, Janet Marsh, a retired U.S. Postal Service supervisor, has transformed her retirement years into an inspiring second act as the proud owner of Snow Cone City — the only Black-owned,

by Black Enterprise September 15, 2025 The lounge offers a variety of services Lakel Ebb, BSN, RN, and her son, founder and CEO of The Vitamin Suite in Prince George’s County, Maryland, are transforming the way communities think about health, healing, and self-care. This Black-owned wellness lounge specializes in IV vitamin therapy,

Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmeade apologized on Sunday for advocating for the execution of mentally ill homeless people in a discussion on the network last week, saying his remark was “extremely callous.” Kilmeade’s initial comment came on a “Fox & Friends” episode Wednesday and began getting widespread circulation online over the

Tramell Tillman is the first Black man to win an Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series for his role in “Severance.” Tillman spoke backstage Sunday about the “beautiful work” that scores of Black actors have done before him, including the late Andre Braugher and Michael K. Williams. “I’ve been taken by their

by Daniel Johnson September 15, 2025 Silva said that although Walmart has now barred his gator, he and his gator, Jinseioshi, have been going to the store for a few years with no problems. Wesley Silva isn’t from Florida, but you might think otherwise. The 60-year-old Pennsylvania native is now

by Mary Spiller September 15, 2025 Civil rights activist Priscilla Williams-Till is challenging incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith with a platform centered on justice, healthcare access, and reproductive rights. Priscilla Williams-Till, a cousin of Emmett Till and founder of the Emmett Till Justice for Families Foundation, has entered the 2026 U.S. Senate

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 15, 2025 Gauff will collaborate with Religion of Sports under her own media company, IROC. Coco Gauff is breaking into new arenas as she joins Religion of Sports for a new production and branded content partnership. The deal is set between the creative agency, founded by

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 15, 2025 In the reclamation of its own history, King’s Chapel will shine a light on Boston’s place in slavery. The first monument recognizing Boston’s connection to slavery will finally see the light of day. King’s Chapel on Tremont Street will host the historic monument. The

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 15, 2025 Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without requiring repayment, making them essential tools for accessing quality education. As college costs soar, securing financial aid has become paramount for students pursuing higher education. Scholarships help reduce the burden of college costs without

On the night track turned to Jamaica once again to find the World’s Fastest Man, the greatest Jamaican sprinter was in a sky box in the stadium — his presence literally hovering over a sport that hasn’t been the same since he left. Oblique Seville might be the new 100-meter world