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Letitia James First Black New York Attorney General is Coming For Trump’s Neck — And His Family
The incoming New York Attorney General revealed that she plans to ignite a fire under President Donald Trump and anyone in his camp who may have engaged in illegal activity within her jurisdiction once she steps into her new role next month.
The incoming New York Attorney General revealed that she plans to ignite a fire under President Donald Trump and anyone in his camp who may have engaged in illegal activity within her jurisdiction once she steps into her new role next month.
JPMorgan Chase Invests $6 Million for Tech Training D.C. Area’s Black Students
Black and minority students at five school districts in the Washington, D.C. region will be beneficiaries of a $6 million commitment by JPMorgan Chase to help train and equip youth to land well-paying tech jobs.
You Can’t Escape Your Past, Take It From Kevin Hart
Your past can, and likely will, come back to haunt you in today’s digital landscape. As a result, this can tarnish your brand and cause you to miss out on opportunities. Here are 5 ways to avoid a social media crisis.
On the Move: KPMG’s New Diversity Chief, Michele Meyer-Shipp
Michele Meyer-Shipp has been named Chief Diversity Officer at KPMG. KPMG is one of the largest auditing companies along with Deloitte, Ernst & Young, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The Amsterdam-based company employs 189,000 people and provides professional services in the areas of financial audit, taxes, and advisory.
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The Carters are business masterminds, and its time for business owners to take multiple pages from their book of mastery.
Oftentimes, parents don’t know what tutoring should really look like or know what classes their kids need to take. So, how do we address this problem for black parents? By establishing an interactive relationship with tutors.
Microaggressions have a way of creeping up on you in your daily life and at work. What would you do if some random person decided to command you and your space for no apparent reason? Here is how one Black Enterprise writer handled it.