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Ida Harris
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Digital Content Director, Black Enterprise
New York
Beats
Biography
Ida Harris is an editor, journalist, and essayist, covering a range of topics that intersect with Blackness, including art, activism, cultural criticism, race, social justice and womanhood. Her work has appeared in ESSENCE, Elle, Teen Vogue, USA Today, Yes! Magazine, Crisis Magazine, Rewire News, Dame, and a bevy of national publications. She is currently Managing Editor for Madamenoire and working on her novel and collection of short stories.
Blackness At The Intersection Of Everything
Lifestyle, Entertainment
Content
By Ida Harris Verified| Black Enterprise Verified Honorable Judge Hatchett Champions Fight Against Black Maternal Mortality Judge Hatchett lost her daughter Kira just nine years ago after she delivered a second child through a scheduled cesarean section.
Dr. Angela Reddix Celebrates The Mustard Seed Vision During International Black Women’s History Month
By Ida Harris Verified| Black Enterprise Verified Dr. Angela Reddix sowed a seed in downtown Portsmouth, Virginia. Now, just one year later, Reddix and the community she serves is paying homage to its fruition and the vision that lies ahead. The Mustard Seed Place, a 33,000 square foot building, located at 340 High Street, is a mixed-use space that was conceived by Dr. Reddix after closing on the property in just two weeks with the support of 11 women investors.
By Ida Harris Verified| Black Enterprise Verified 9th Annual Women In Radio Conference Celebrates Voice And Representation Cocktails, Cupcakes & Conversation was held at The Wimbish House in Atlanta From Cathy Hughes and Alice Lee to Wendy Williams and Angela Yee, women have long been a driving force in reshaping the media landscape, especially in radio broadcasting.
Company Info
Black Enterprise
Black Enterprise Magazine is a bi-monthly publication that has served the African American community since August 1970. Founded by Earl G. Graves Sr., the magazine focuses on economic development and business opportunities, providing valuable insights into entrepreneurship and wealth-building. The magazine offers in-depth coverage of business trends and financial strategies tailored to its audience. It is well-known for its annual lists, such as the "B.E. 100s" and "Most Powerful Women in Business." In addition to print, Black Enterprise extends its reach through digital content, broadcast media, and live events, engaging over 6 million readers. The company also organizes conferences that promote business development and networking opportunities. With a strong legacy and leadership from the Graves family, Black Enterprise continues to empower African Americans by highlighting the achievements of entrepreneurs and corporate leaders, making it a vital resource for business education and financial literacy.
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Founded: 1970