Miami’s First Black City Manager Dies
Howard Gary, prominent bond dealer and Miami’s first black city manager, died due to complications from cancer Feb. 15. He was 62.
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RNC Chairman Has Difficult First Month
Michael Steele’s tenure as the new—and first African American—chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) has gotten off to quite the rocky start. Although he’s
Diversity in Hollywood
Roundtable discussion on the success of African Americans in Hollywood.
Obama on the Record: Stem Cell Bill
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT SIGNING OF STEM CELL EXECUTIVE ORDER AND SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY PRESIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Please, have a seat. Thank
Study: C-Suite Exclusion of Black Women Due to Inadequate Visibility, Networks
As more companies are downsizing and reducing budgets, now more than ever, companies must understand how invaluable diversity is to its bottom-line, especially the influence
Small Business Owners: Be Diligent in Filing Your Taxes This Year
Small business owners nationwide usually find themselves waiting with bated breath for their tax filings’ completion, keeping their fingers crossed that they’re in good standing
Obama Lifts Ban on Stem Cell Research
Remarks by President Barack Obama at the Signing of the Executive Ordering Lifting the Bank on Stem Cell Research President Barack Obama: Thank you. Please,