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Despite diversity efforts by progressive firms over the last decade, African Americans still only hold just under 10% of management positions in corporate firms. And

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Rick Kittles confesses that the motivation for starting his company was purely selfish. “Like many African Americans, I wanted to trace my ancestry. But like

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Some people think it takes a boatload of cash to start a successful business, but Mary A. Spio knows better. “When it comes to building

Fed up with the lack of quality parts available to black actors in Hollywood, self-described “starving actor” and Houston native Je’Caryous Johnson left Tinseltown behind

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