Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. is an example of a private company, which infused religion into its' operating decisions, which ultimately led to the demise of its total mission and almost its entire company.

Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. is an Illinois Corporation, which was founded by Chernese Lewis in Chicago, Illinois during 1994.

This corporation was founded with the intent of supplying and promoting male and female exotic dancers, but quickly rose to become a prominent Adult Entertainment company; having it's own Models, Exotic Dancers, Film Stars, Disc Jockeys, on-line stores and U.S.-wide events.

Chernese Lewis, who gained a small amount of notoriety in a very short matter of time, was quickly asked to resign from her job at Johnson Publishing Company in Chicago, Illinois a few months after the creation of her company, because of her plans to create adult films.

Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. began to thrive financially and became very popular within many states of the United States, as well as overseas, within the African-American community.

However, after editorials were published in 1996 within DonDiva Magazine and Street Masters Magazine, toting the company as being a rising star within the Adult Entertainment industry, the fans of Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. were quickly shocked to find that the Owner, who also went by the name of Chinawhite, changed her mind about the mission of the company, for religious reasons.

After sending out a mass email to thousands of registered reciepients about her religious ephiphany, Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. was shut down by the Founder in June of 2006 and then re-opened later that year, as a Corporation specializing in the service industry.

Amid complaints and questions about the true reason for the mission's departure, which included inaccurate rumors of Federal Government intervention, Black Beauty Enterprises, Inc. remains today and supplies temporary service personnel for commercial businesses worldwide.