For These Black Women, Planning For Death Is The Ultimate Act Of Care

How conversations with friends and family are helping more Black women prepare wills, trusts, and funeral plans long before a crisis hits.

Feel Like You’re Sending Your Resume Into The Abyss? You’re Not Alone—Try These Moves

With thousands of applicants competing for the same roles, experts say job seekers may need to rethink how they apply.

In D.C., Black Workers Are Losing Jobs At The Highest Rates

New data shows D.C. led the country in unemployment, with Black residents nearly three times as likely to be jobless as white workers.

New Exhibit Centers Historic Tuskegee University Chapel Building, Honoring Legacy of Black Architects

A new exhibit at the National Building Museum explores Tuskegee University’s architectural legacy, from Robert R. Taylor to a historic chapel redesign.

Despite leading the nation in new business creation, many Black women founders still face a “concrete ceiling” that limits how far their companies can grow.

Not So Fast! Ask These 5 Questions Before Signing Any Job Offer In 2026

Before accepting a new role in today’s competitive job market, make sure these five key questions are answered.

Hannah Bronfman Says She Had To Unlearn Being “Liked” To Succeed In Business

The founder opens up about motherhood, boundaries, and the mindset shift that changed how she navigates business and wellness.

Run Me My Money: A Survival Guide For Black Women Entrepreneurs Dealing With Non-Paying Clients

An unpaid invoice can threaten an entire business. Here’s how entrepreneurs can protect their contracts, cash flow, and peace of mind before it happens.

Black Wealth Watch: Paramount Buys Tyler Perry’s BET+ Stake, Michael B. Jordan’s Agency Goes Independent, Keith Lee Backs Brooklyn Dumpling Shop

This week in Black business: a shift in media ownership, a return to independence, and a creator turning influence into equity.