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Are African Americans jeopardizing their chances to have a comfortable retirement in favor of the security of owning a home? The 2005 Ariel/Schwab Black Investor

When Justin Guest was struggling to find a marketing job after graduating from college in 2003, he was lucky enough to have his talent for

More than 2.2 million African Americans, representing 18.5% of working black adults in the United States, live without health insurance, according to the Robert Wood

1999 Pigford v. Veneman settlement, which ruled that the U.S. Department of Agriculture discriminated against black farmers. Earlier this year, Department of Justice attorney Michael

Virgis W. Colbert, executive vice president of worldwide operations for Milwaukee-based Miller Brewing Co., announced his retirement, effective Dec. 31. One of BLACK ENTERPRISE’S 75

President Bush may yet go down as the first modern president to shun the NAACP during his term, but that hasn’t kept the Republican Party

Arthur Fletcher etched the blueprint for black inclusion in corporate and educational institutions While boycotts dominated discrimination resistance tactics, civil rights activist and Republican Arthur

After months of trying to convince House legislators to rally around the Central American—Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), President George W. Bush won. The

The United States and seven other wealthy industrialized democracies are making good on claims of putting Africa at the top of their priority list for

When we published our List of the “30 Best Companies for Diversity” in July, we learned that as much as corporate America touts the importance