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Recently, I obtained a secured credit card through my bank in an effort to maintain my credit standing. However, I have heard about banks that

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With two kids, Dorill Connell-Lake can’t afford a real Louis Vuitton bag. She bought an imitation LV for $60 while on a trip to New

Many a homeowner resting safe and secure has been awakened by the deafening sound of his or her home’s security system. “It scared me half

African Americans have long been associated with influencing fashion and its trends. It’s also no secret that we are big consumers of style. According to

We all know to beware of would-be thieves who rummage through garbage cans, in hopes of finding any bit of info -like a Social Security

I am a 32-year-old black woman with a business management degree, and I would like to start a career in fundraising. I have promoted several

With the birth of his son, Quincy, last spring, Phillip Williams took a six-month paternity leave from his job. “I wanted to experience the birth

As an attorney looking for work, Mary Lee Davis was actually changing gears. Her professional background was in social work. Davis used the skills she

“This is our third [junior high school] administrator in the past four years. And because there is a lack of leadership, it puts more of