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Black fashion has never waited for an invitation to New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week officially kicked off on Thursday, but Black talent, somewhat unsurprisingly, is already several steps ahead on the catwalk. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Harlem’s Fashion Row held its 19th annual star-studded Fashion Show & Style Awards, getting a head start on the week while celebrating new and

The gesture of placing the ballot in the ballot box with the United States flag in the background

The Faltering US Voting System Unveils The Illusion Of Democracy [Op-Ed]

Source: imageBROKER/sergio delle vedove / Getty In the past, political cynics and those who abstained from voting may have had a point — albeit a weak one. Today, however, their stance isn’t just one of apathy; it reveals a troubling form of narcissism. The belief that this country was founded

5 Things You May Not Know About XCEL Award Honoree Dr. Bernard Harris

Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2026 The trailblazing astronaut, physician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist has spent decades turning groundbreaking achievements into opportunities for the next generation. Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. has already secured his place in history. In 1995, he became the first African

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Students Divided On Charlie Kirk Memorial At Utah Valley University [Op-Ed]

Source: MELISSA MAJCHRZAK / Getty SEO: Charlie Kirk memorial Today marks one year since Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University, and as expected, the anniversary has drawn mixed emotions.  The New York Times reports that UVU students are divided about Turning Point USA’s plans

Mother and son playing bonding together at home

Who Gets To Stay Home? The Hidden Equity Math Of A New Child Care Rule [Op-Ed]

Source: Brasileira / Getty The Trump administration’s draft proposal to let married, single-income households draw from the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) is being framed by its architects as a matter of fairness, as an end to what Heritage Foundation policy writer Roger Severino calls discrimination against stay-at-home parents.

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Black fashion has never waited for an invitation to New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week officially kicked off on Thursday, but Black talent, somewhat unsurprisingly, is already several steps ahead on the catwalk. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Harlem’s Fashion Row held its 19th annual star-studded Fashion Show & Style Awards, getting a head start on the week while celebrating new and

The gesture of placing the ballot in the ballot box with the United States flag in the background

The Faltering US Voting System Unveils The Illusion Of Democracy [Op-Ed]

Source: imageBROKER/sergio delle vedove / Getty In the past, political cynics and those who abstained from voting may have had a point — albeit a weak one. Today, however, their stance isn’t just one of apathy; it reveals a troubling form of narcissism. The belief that this country was founded

5 Things You May Not Know About XCEL Award Honoree Dr. Bernard Harris

Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2026 The trailblazing astronaut, physician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist has spent decades turning groundbreaking achievements into opportunities for the next generation. Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. has already secured his place in history. In 1995, he became the first African

US-POLITICS-SHOOTING-KIRK

Students Divided On Charlie Kirk Memorial At Utah Valley University [Op-Ed]

Source: MELISSA MAJCHRZAK / Getty SEO: Charlie Kirk memorial Today marks one year since Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University, and as expected, the anniversary has drawn mixed emotions.  The New York Times reports that UVU students are divided about Turning Point USA’s plans

Mother and son playing bonding together at home

Who Gets To Stay Home? The Hidden Equity Math Of A New Child Care Rule [Op-Ed]

Source: Brasileira / Getty The Trump administration’s draft proposal to let married, single-income households draw from the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) is being framed by its architects as a matter of fairness, as an end to what Heritage Foundation policy writer Roger Severino calls discrimination against stay-at-home parents.