Misfired Desire
Let’s face it. An early “departure†from a coveted position in the White House is a re-branded way of saying you were fired—plain and simple.
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Challenging the Stigma of Mental Illness
A new campaign by SAMHSA designed to raise awareness of mental health problems among young adults in the African American community hopes to get more
Poll of the Week
Which 20th century African American woman made the greatest/most significant contribution to society? Marian Anderson (Music) Shirley Chisholm (Politician) Rita Dove (Literature) Joycelyn Elders (Medicine)
Greener Gadgets
Environmental enthusiasts, developers, and inventors anxious to show off their efforts toward sustainability made their way to the Greener Gadgets Conference in New York.
National Urban League Launches Interactive Tool
To mark its centennial, the National Urban League has ramped up its focus on galvanizing youth involvement with its I Am Empowered initiative.
Building Paradise
Fleeing famine and communism in Ethiopia, Tadiwos Belete came to America in the 1980s for a chance at survival and success. With a fresh start
Lost in Emotions?
Above IQ or expertise, a person’s ability to identify and manage his or her feelings, as well as recognize and adjust to the feelings of
The Best Places to Stash Your Cash
Financial advisers constantly recommend this basic principle of fiscal management: Maintain an emergency cash fund of between three and six (or more) months of living
A Selective Solution
Jane Carter has spent more than 20 years styling hair as a salon owner and instructor. But over the course of her tenure, the beauty
Eunice Johnson, Co-founder of Ebony Magazine
Sixty-five years after the inception of the world’s largest black-owned publishing empire, Eunice Johnson, co-founder of Johnson Publishing Co., died Jan. 3 at the age