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A recent study by the Harvard University Civil Rights Project reports that minority students who attend schools with a predominantly minority student body receive an

On May 15, the National Urban League (NUL) appointed Marc H. Morial its new president and CEO, succeeding 61-year-old Hugh B. Price, who announced his

At age 15, Ionnie McNeill is a shrewd investor. Before she was old enough to talk, Ionnie tagged along with her mother, Ann McNeill, to

In what many insiders are calling a surprise, Ann Fudge will succeed Michael Dolan as chair and chief executive officer of Young & Rubicam Inc.

When Lori Porcher, 40, was laid off from her job as an account supervisor for an advertising firm just seven months after landing the position,

When Kevin Cohee, chairman and CEO of OneUnited Bank, looks at One Lincoln Street in Boston’s financial district, he sees his vision for the future

On a blustery March afternoon Don Coleman, 51, sits behind his spacious desk in his Southfield, Michigan, headquarters and collects his thoughts. Meetings with creative

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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it

Dorian S. Boyland is taking care of business as he bustles about his 29,000-square-foot Honda dealership. He’s preparing for the grand opening of his Greenfield,