Haitian Philanthropist Pierre Toussaint Has Street Named After Him In Brooklyn
One of New York City's former slaves has a street named after him in a Haitian-dominated community in Flatbush.
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Being Unemployed Pays More Than Working At A Florida McDonald’s Full Time
A job at a McDonald's in Tampa Bay, Florida, is less rewarding than receiving government assistance.
71% of Black Americans Convinced Finding Jobs Will Be Tougher Than Before COVID
Seven out of 10 of Black American workers see a dire outlook for finding work
Work Towards Becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst With This Certification Prep Training
If you want a career in the finance industry, there are multiple ways to go about it.
Mother of 7 Makes History, First African American to Earn Ph.D. in Survey Methodology
Alena Maze became the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in the field of Survey Methodology in the entire world. She researches the math
Levar Burton Schools Meghan McCain on Cancel Culture
Leave it up to "Reading Rainbow" star Levar Burton to educate Meghan McCain on how 'cancel culture' should really be considered "consequence culture."
D-Nice: ‘Music Introduced Me to Being Creative, but Technology Saved My Life’
DJ D-Nice proclaims that "Music introduced me to being creative, but technology saved my life."
Poll Reveals 25% of Women are Financially Worse Off From the Pandemic
Pandemic According to a survey produced for ABC News by Langer Research Associates, women are being disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Thirty-one percent of people
Amount of Black Walmart Corporate Officers Increased Near 2015 Level
Doug McMillon is the chairman of Business Roundtable, an association of chief executive officers of America’s leading companies. He is longtime champion of the company’s
Ex-Cop Who Fatally Shot Rayshard Brooks Seeking Reinstatement
The former police officer who was fired after fatally shooting Rayshard Brooks last year is seeking reinstatement into the force.