Black Business
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Outraged Detroit Woman Says Ice Cream Shop Owner Tracked Her Down Just to Shame Her for Not Leaving a Tip
A Michigan woman says the owner of her favorite vegan ice cream shop used her credit card to find her…
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Artist Sues Reggaeton Singer Mariah Angeliq, Urban Outfitters and Others After Photo Intended for Social Media Shows Up on Merch Reportedly Without His Permission or Compensation to Him
A Los Angeles-based photographer is suing singer Mariah Angeliq, Penske Media and Urban Outfitters for copyright infringement after his photograph…
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DEI Diminishes Talent Pool for Black Businesses
DEI, also known as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, have become popular values that many corporations and institutions have worked to…
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Entrepreneur Faces Backlash for Saying Africa’s Poverty Is Not Due to Colonization
One African entrepreneur’s comments on the impacts of colonization on the whole of Africa’s economic state are drumming up some…
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Republican Attorneys General Use SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision Target DEI Policies at Nation’s Largest Employers, Threaten Them with ‘Legal Consequences’
The latest target after the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down affirmative action is the country’s largest corporations. Republican attorneys…
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Louisiana Braiders Had to Close Three Salons After State Demanded That They Train to Do Hair for 500 Hours – Something They’ve Already Been Doing for Years
A Baton Rouge judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a group of hair braiders who claim the state’s requirement…
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Right-Wing Activist Behind Supreme Court Affirmative Action Reversal Sues Capital Fund Supporting Black Women, Claims It’s ‘Racially Discriminatory’
The man who pushed for the U.S. Supreme Court to deny colleges from using affirmative action in their admissions process is…
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Navy Federal Credit Union Disputes Alarming Report That Shows It Denied Most of Its Black Mortgage Applicants In 2022
Navy Federal Credit Union is facing backlash after a blockbuster report shows Black mortgage applicants have been significantly denied compared…
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Black Woman Who Used $50K Saved For Her Wedding to Start a Business is Now Worth $2M
Teri Johnson, a 47-year-old African American woman from New York City, turned her passion for Harlem’s cultural heritage into a…
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Meet the Entrepreneur Behind the Newest Black-Owned Luxury Fragrance Brand
Meet Patrick Whitney, the Founder and CEO of American Luxury Unlimited (ALU), one of few Black-owned luxury fragrances brands that…
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