Throughout history, Black women have been pioneers in the beauty and fashion industry, redefining standards, creating groundbreaking products, and advocating for safer, more inclusive practices.

As Women’s History Month comes to an end, I’ve been reflecting on ways to honor Black women. We often see and admire them in ways that are left unspoken or that aren’t amplified nearly ...

Amber Riley is back on the small screen this weekend with the final installment in the popular Single Black Female film franchise. The former Glee star is back for another turn as Simone in Single ...

A panel of experts shared personal experiences and advice about navigating difficult relationships with other women coworkers at the BLACK ENTERPRISE Women of Power Summit. Three Black women ...

Britney Porter offers strategies and insights for achieving success. Throughout history, Black women have been a driving force in redefining industries, from entrepreneurship to leadership roles ...

The third and final installment of Lifetime’s hit thriller franchise “Single Black Female” is set to premiere on Saturday, March 22 (3/22/2025) at 8 p.m. ET. A live stream of “Single Black ...

But to the city’s most steadfast Democratic voting bloc, Black women, Ms. Adams’s candidacy represents more than a litany of messaging and policy promises. Image Ms. Adams presenting the city ...

You can watch the movie live on Lifetime for free on multiple streaming services including Philo, Frndly and DirecTV Stream. Each offers a free trial to new subscribers. Sling has a promotional ...

For Women’s History Month, BLACK ENTERPRISE is highlighting a bevy of Black woman-owned businesses in an effort to amplify their brands and fortify a BUY BLACK initiative. Now that major ...

She was the first Black female employed by the media organization. In 1966, Davis became a television news anchor on KPIX-TV, San Francisco’s CBS affiliate, replacing Nancy Reynolds. In the role ...

After the fair closed, she became a co-anchor to Bill Williams. As WBIR's first Black anchor, she proved to be a role model and always took time out for those who looked up to her. "I remember ...

Na'Tosha discusses how she navigates telling the messiness of the middle, triumph of our stories, and the softness of who we are and who we get to be as Black women. You can learn more about what ...