State Universities Whose Student Bodies Don’t Represent the State
It's great that the U.S. State Department's Foreign Service now says that it must represent America, but that doesn't seem to be the case with
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The Best New Way for African Americans to Invest In or Start a Business: Equity Crowdfunding
What is equity crowdfunding and can it build black wealth?
Don’t Underestimate Us Millennials; We’re Saving More Money Than You Think
A new survey conducted by Bank of America reveals that 16% have saved at least $100,000, while almost half, 47%, have $15,000 in total savings.
Get Ready for the Small Business Cookout in Charlotte
The Small Business Cookout event aims to educate and equip small business owners and entrepreneurs.
WNBA Players Transition from the Court to the Corporate Office
Last year, three players from both the NBA and the WNBA successfully completed the program and are now working at different teams and parts of
Fluent in French, Greek, and Turkish, She Shares Her 42-Year Adventure As a U.S. Diplomat
Elam-Thomas says Americans of color bring a unique perspective to diplomacy that contributes to bridge building with other cultures, particularly in light of the fact
When It Comes to Diversity: ‘We’re Not Talking About Ticking Boxes’ Says Facebook Diversity Chief
“Employees are everything,” says Facebook's Global Head of Diversity Maxine Williams. “Employees are the company.”
Nas Teams Up With Google in Tech Tribute to Black History Month
What could be more of a techie tribute to Black History Month than a YouTube video? Nas used a just-released YouTube video to create an
Facebook Group Unites Black Fathers to Counter Stereotypes
When Matt Prestbury was going through a divorce almost a decade ago, he didn't have anyone to reach out to so he created a Facebook
Inventions Made by Black Slaves Denied Patents
“One group of prolific innovators, however, has been largely ignored by history: black inventors born or forced into American slavery," says attorney Shontavia Johnson.