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Film at the America Black Film Festival puts Nigeria's oil corruption under microscope.
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Film at the America Black Film Festival puts Nigeria's oil corruption under microscope.
Although the Internet has drastically changed the face of marketing, savvy business owners can still reach prospects through direct mail market
Thirty-five years ago, the landmark television mini-series Roots first aired on ABC for eight consecutive nights.
Cheryl Contee of Fission Strategy's 2012 SXSW Interactive Festival panel, "21st Century Giving: Social Philanthropy’s Rise," highlighted four tips on how social media can enhance one's giving process.
It’s no surprise that, compared with other groups, African Americans have been hardest hit by the recession. Although the national average for unemployment has been declining since it peaked at 10.2% in October 2009, the unemployment rate for African Americans stands at 15.4%, a much higher rate than the 8.6% for whites and 12.4% for Hispanics.