YouTube Hosts Women of Color in Technology Luncheon
Some of the biggest names in tech shared their stories and powerful advice at YouTube's Women of Color in Technology Luncheon.
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In Case You Missed It: Must Reads You Need This Weekend
Here's a roundup of some of the best stories recently published on our site in addition to two stories from around the web that we
How to Break Into Startups the Non-Traditional Way
Rubén Harris has a trait that every founder should possess: tenacity. Even with his non-traditional startup path, there is no wonder that his podcast, Breaking
Travel Elite: Erica Johnson-McElroy is Bringing Diversity to Luxury Hospitality
Erica Johnson-McElroy spoke with the Black Enterprise about the challenges of being a woman of color within the hospitality industry.
Corporate Executive of the Year: Marvin Ellison Is Penney Wise
If you’ve walked into one of the more than 1,000 JCPenney stores across the U.S. and Puerto Rico lately, you may have been surprised to
Computer Scientist Valerie E. Taylor Receives Distinguished Fellowship
Valerie E. Taylor is being honored by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) for "broadening participation in computing.â€
#FridayReads | Fiction’s Wisdom
I love reading—fiction and nonfiction—and wish I had time to read more. Of the 10 books referenced in this article, I’ve read only five. Several
Where Do Kids Get Their Crazy Ideas About Money?
According to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling's 2012 Financial Literacy Survey, children learn financial skills, and pick up many of their habits and beliefs
This Week in Tech Racism: Dec. 12, 2016
This week in tech racism looks at a shocking class-action lawsuit brought against mainstream media company CNN; while there is an ongoing push to educate
What Trump’s Secretary of Labor Pick Means for You
Find out what Trumps nomination of fast food executive, Andrew Puzder, as the US Secretary of Labor could potentially mean for you.