Working Hard For The Money
Black women with bachelor’s degrees are edging out white and Hispanic women with the same education level in the earnings race. Economists say this may be a result of black...
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Mississippi Student Indicted for Hanging Noose on Iconic Statue of James Meredith
Recently, a University of Mississippi Student was indicted for hanging noose on James Meredith iconic statue.
HBCU Pioneer Harold L. Martin Sr. Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award For Transforming North Carolina A&T
Martin was awarded the lifetime achievement award for his work in the service of and leadership of HBCUs
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee Pushes for Financial Literacy Lessons
Duncan Niederauer NYSE CEO, John Hope Bryant, vice chairman of the U.S. President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, and Luis Aguilar, commissioner of the Securities and Exchange
Reassessing Risk
Virna Dolmo can recall attending New York’s Lehman College in the mid-1990s and being bombarded with credit card offers. She ended up with 14 cards — mostly from department stores....
