Purpose in Your Passion
To counter his chaotic surroundings, then 19-year-old Bill Strickland, a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh, started the Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, a small community arts
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A Walk on the Tech Side
As a probation officer, Tony Jordan intimately understood the struggles of troubled youth and the shortcomings of the criminal justice system meant to rehabilitate them.
The Art—and Health Benefits—of a Dance
“Food is your medicine or your poison—you make the choice every time you eat.†Amen learned early on that maintaining good health could yield great
A Good Time to Break Into Banks?
Bank stocks, anyone? We can hear you shuddering. The financial services industry has easily been this bear market’s most reviled and unloved sector. Some of
Tom Joyner Back on Chicago Radio
To many African Americans, Tom Joyner is the king of black radio. Based in Dallas with a nationally syndicated radio show reaching some 115 markets
Backtalk with Randy Moss
Randy Moss, widely known as the New England Patriots’ All-Pro wide receiver, hopes to gain the same notoriety in his new business venture. Last year
Managing Your Profile
Social networking sites such as Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter have allowed people to share their lives in a manner that has never been possible before.
How to Sell Your Home in a Down Market
When Radiah Corn Minor, and Timothy Minor put their home on the market last year to relocate for new jobs, they assumed it would sell
Backtalk with Jill Scott
Grammy award-winning singer, actress, poet, author, and philanthropist Jill Scott is perhaps best known for her inspirational and seductive lyrics. But she’s also an entrepreneur,
Staying Focused on Best Practices
As massive job cuts have forced many companies to reorganize and reprioritize spending, the diversity budget is taking its share of hits across industries. Nearly