Keka Araujo
Contract Senior Editor at Black Enterprise
Contract Senior Editor and Writer at Black Entertainment Television (BET)
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5 days ago |
blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo
Earl “Butch” Graves Jr. presides over BLACK ENTERPRISE as it commemorates its 55th anniversary, a significant milestone underscoring the brand’s unwavering commitment to amplifying Black achievement and excellence. As Chief Executive Officer since 2006, Graves has adroitly navigated the company’s metamorphosis from a singular print publication into a dynamic multimedia enterprise, reaching a vast and engaged audience across diverse digital, auditory, and experiential platforms.
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1 week ago |
blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo
CBS is turning to a familiar face for its post-Late Show slot. The network announced that Byron Allen’s Comics Unleashed will take over the 12:30 a.m. ET time slot, currently held by After Midnight, beginning in September. The series will officially premiere at 12:37 a.m. ET on Sept. 22 with two back-to-back half-hour episodes. Following the debut, Comics Unleashed will air Monday through Friday and will be available to stream live on Paramount+ for subscribers with Showtime.
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1 week ago |
blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo
Hurl Taylor, 86, a dedicated member of Perimeter College’s Dean’s Advisory Board, has once again earned the distinction of being the oldest graduate at Emory University, this time for the class of 2025. The Emory News Center highlights Taylor’s journey from Vietnam to Emory Law, Candler, and Goizueta, and what he’s learned from a life dedicated to knowledge in service of others. This milestone marks his ninth advanced degree and his fourth from Emory.
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1 week ago |
blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo
Half a decade. Five years have now passed since global consciousness was seared by the agonizing demise of George Floyd beneath disgraced former cop Derek Chauvin’s knee on a Minneapolis street. May 25, 2020, remains a stark inscription in our shameful shared history, igniting a worldwide insurrection against racial inequity and law enforcement malfeasance that only a fundamental reckoning could fix.
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2 weeks ago |
blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo
President Donald Trump has rescinded a key Biden-era executive order that had raised the minimum wage for federal contractors to $17.75 per hour, a move that labor advocates warn will negatively impact hundreds of thousands of low-wage workers, with a particularly significant effect on Black workers, especially in states where Black Americans constitute a large share of the federal workforce.
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