As many of you know, March is Women’s History Month. It seems very fitting that the CPKC Stadium opened its doors for its first home match ...

Over the Martin Luther King Day holiday a couple of weeks ago, I was reminded that Dr. King’s advocacy had a significant economic component ...

International Women's Day is a global day marked annually on March 8 that celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achiev...

I had originally planned to write this post about cooking trends during COVID-19, but that topic feels insignificant in the wake of the re...

Longtime entreVIEW readers — and I mean r eally long time readers — already know that, despite spending most of my days working with entrep...

With an increase of 322% since 1997, the  State of Women-Owned Business Report  named Black women as the fastest growing group of entreprene...

For this entry I bring you an entrepreneurial antidote with a feel-good vibe. I’m a fan of all things old school and among them is good ol...

The  Americans with Disabilities Act  (“ADA”) prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in all aspects of society. Whether, unde...

If you (a) enjoy art, (b) enjoy sharing your opinion, (c) are, identify as, are related to, or care about a woman or a group of women, or ...

For many small, privately held businesses, navigating the world of small business certifications can be a daunting task.  Certification opti...

Why: From the pen of a self-exiled American, some thought-provoking insights into American culture. Do we drive progress or are we drive...

As detailed in my first post on this subject, I continue to be interested in the development of "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark." ...

When I first built my own law firm, I often was asked what it felt like being “different.” Funny, I did not think of myself as different, b...