Rilous Carter
As the first African American Vice-President of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Rilous Carter manages 4,000 employees on the company’s massive 135 acre theme-park.
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NAACP- The 100th Anniversary: Interview with Benjamin Jealous
A discussion with President & CEO Benjamin Jealous about the 100th anniversary of the history and legacy of NAACP
Pullman Porters: Ambassadors of Railroad’s Golden Era
Pullman porters, who wore dignified uniforms, traveled cross country, and met celebrities and dignitaries, seemed to live glamorous lives. They often transported black newspapers to
Obama Holds First Meeting with Black Lawmakers
The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) held its first meeting at the White House with President Barack Obama on Thursday. Most of the group’s 42 members
Johnnetta B. Cole to Lead National Museum of African Art
Johnnetta B. Cole, renowned scholar and trailblazer in education, was named director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art. Cole will take charge of
Warmed-over Myths of Black Wealth
It’s 2009 and a black man is President of the United States of America. So why is CNBC still programming like it’s 1989 and the
Making Good on Collections
Bad debts should be rare, but sometimes even the most well-meaning customers don’t satisfy their obligations. They may have written a bad check or they
Amsterdam News’ Wilbert A. Tatum Dies
Wilbert A. Tatum, publisher emeritus, CEO, and chairman of the board of the New York Amsterdam News, died Tuesday while vacationing with his wife, Susan,