By Tony Lawson Cosmetic plastic surgery is a cash-pay specialty. Instead of routing through insurance networks, patients research surgeons, weigh credentials, and make direct purchasing decisions. […]
Category: Black Enterprise
Deon Nicholas Built Forethought Before the AI Boom. Zendesk Is Acquiring It.
By Tony Lawson When Deon Nicholas co-founded Forethought in 2018, the generative AI boom had not yet arrived. Large language models were still years away from […]
Black-owned Law Firms Advising Businesses and Investors | Vol. 1
By Tony Lawson Black-owned law firms advise companies, developers, and investors on transactions, governance, disputes, and regulatory matters that shape how businesses operate and grow. […]
Black-owned Cybersecurity Firms Serving Enterprise and Government | Vol. 1
The firms that manage threat detection, risk frameworks, compliance architecture, and incident response for federal agencies, defense contractors, and large commercial enterprises operate inside systems […]
Kamala Harris makes history with economic proposals that would directly help Black Men
VP Kamala Harris made a historic move Thursday, directly reaching out to Black male voters. She was interviewed by media personality Charlamagne tha God and “The […]
We have moved to BlackEconomics.com !!!
We are excited to announce that we are changing our domain name to BlackEconomics.com. Please follow us there. Why did we switch our domain ? […]
Analysis: Who would handle the economy better for Black voters, Harris or Trump ?
VP Kamala Harris’s economic plans are specific and aimed at the middle class and working people while President Trump takes a broader view focusing on […]
August is Black Business Month in the United States
Welcome to #BlackBusinessMonth and the sad reality for #WhitePrivilege is that there’s more Black wealth in the middle class than they want to report. View […]
Pride NYC 2025: A Protest for Humanity
Pride in New York City this year didn’t just feel like a celebration—it felt like a protest for humanity. On Sunday, June 29th, Tahyira Savanna took […]
TOO GOOD TO STAY, TOO BOLD TO SETTLE: ON ADULTHOOD, WORK, AND THE WEIGHT OF BEING “TOO MUCH”
At almost forty, I still find myself at odds with what adulthood is supposed to look like. Somewhere between job number five thousand and ten, […]