Environment Has Role in Health of African American Boys
The poor health of African American boys and young adult males is a result of their environments and physical surroundings, so says a new report
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PHOTO GALLERY: The RLF Parties With a Purpose
The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation honored L. Londell McMillan and Tina Wells, among others, at a gala luncheon and beach party that celebrated young, successful
Book Review: Turning Women’s Oppression Into Triumph
For anyone who’s ever been stunned into inaction by the world’s seemingly intractable problems and the apparent powerlessness of one individual to effect change, "Half
Economista: Alternative Ways to Pay For College
Even after exhausting all the well-known avenues to help pay for college – scholarships, grants, advanced placement (AP) courses, dreaded loans, mom, dad, aunty, and
Why Entrepreneurs Need to Know How to Lobby
For small business owners, cutting through the red tape in order to deter a local ordinance that might be detrimental to business, land a state
Eight Tips For the Suddenly Wealthy
If you've gone from drowning in debt to swimming in loot, these eight tips will help keep you from going dry.
UBR Morning Post: More On Model Entrepreneur B. Smith
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, UBR Producer Angelique Westerfield speaks with B. Smith, the trailblazing fashion model who has since become an entrepreneurial
Forever Linked to Katrina, Ray Nagin Reflects on His Term
The legacy of former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin will be forever intertwined with the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. Though it was
What You Should Know Before Settling Credit Card Debt
If you’re up to your eyeballs in debt and can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, you might be considering the services
Memo To Entrepreneurs: Don’t Become Isolated
One of the biggest threats to successful entrepreneurship is isolation. Many entrepreneurs get so caught up in the day-to-day demands of running their businesses that