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  • 1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Mitti Hicks

    Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is defending his city after the Trump administration designated it as a sanctuary city, along with a majority of the state. According to the Trump administration, Baltimore, along with nine other Maryland cities and eight counties, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), these jurisdictions are interfering with federal immigration law enforcement.

  • 1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Mitti Hicks

    When Kicks Lounge hosted the “Seoul, Soul, Sole” event in Akron, Ohio, May 16, Dominque Waters knew he made the right decision to start his nonprofit Akron Sneaker Academy right in his hometown. Around the world, Akron is synonymous with the NBA-great LeBron James and being the capital of rubber. Very few recognize it for its sneaker culture. “Akron has an underrated history of sneaker culture. There’s LeBron and PF flyers, but also Chuck Taylor. Taylor got his claim to fame here.

  • 1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Mitti Hicks

    South Africa, one of the wealthiest countries in Africa, relies on oil imports to meet its fuel demand despite having the ability to produce more. According to Business Insider, South Africa relies on imports to meet 60% of its oil demand. South Africa has already imported an estimated 4.2 million tons of refined petroleum products in the first quarter of 2025. At its current rate, South Africa is expected to import nearly 16 million tons of petroleum products for the year.

  • 1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Mitti Hicks

    Federal data shows that hiring is down across all industries and Gen Z is feeling the pressure from a tough job market. There are now four generations in the workforce and research shows that recent graduates are being hit the hardest. “It’s a highly competitive market right now,” Andrew McCaskill, a senior director and LinkedIn Career Expert told BLACK ENTERPRISE.

  • 1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Mitti Hicks

    After spending more than two decades putting words to paper—books and online—award-winning journalist and author Jarrett Hill focused on paintbrushes and art at Harvard Divinity School (HDS). He created more than 40 pieces during his time in the program. Nearly two dozen of his pieces are part of his first solo art exhibition, “jarrett hill: An Artist Lives Here.”“I came to divinity school looking to get answers about being Queer and Black in the Black church tradition,” he tells BLACK ENTERPRISE.

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