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Bronx Community Invests in Black Woman’s Yoga Studio After She Was Left Homeless, Struggling During Pandemic
Bronx resident Yoasara is making waves in NYC for the yoga and dance studio she founded and struggled to maintain during the COVID-19 pandemic.
African Americans are More Likely to Be Denied a Mortgage Without Reason
Forty years after the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, African Americans are still more likely to be denied a mortgage loan than their white counterparts.
Study Shows That Bias at Work Harms Women of Color and Their Ability to Thrive
A research study released by Catalyst, a global nonprofit dedicated to creating gender equality in workspaces, found that unfair treatment of women who identified as Asian, Black, Latinx, and multiracial in U.S. workplaces is detrimental to both employees and companies.
First Independence Bank Teams Up With U.S. Bank In U.S. Treasury Protégé Program
One of the nation's largest black banks -- Detroit-based First Independence Bank -- will be the recipient of a U.S. Bank mentorship that's part of the Bureau of Fiscal Service Mentor-Protégé Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Treasury.