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Changing Lanes: Wall Street Trader Quits Job to Pursue His Dreams

Changing Lanes: Wall Street Trader Quits Job to Pursue His Dreams

Anteneh “Anthem” Addisu, 25, loved working on Wall Street. Making close to $150,000 a year, the Duke University graduate was among a handful of Black men living the fast paced, Manhattan life of a Wall Street trader. During his first year in finance, Addisu’s take-home pay helped care for his mother, who’d been laid off while he was senior year in college. But a prestigious job, six-figure salary, and the accomplished joy of being able to support his family wasn’t enough. Addisu wanted to be a rapper.

Economic Facts Affecting Your Child’s Education | Fact 12

Targeting somewhat older children, the Tennessee Student/Teacher Achievement Ratio, or STAR experiment, investigated the effects of being assigned to a small class size from kindergarten through third grade. Black and low-income males experienced particularly sizeable gains in high school graduation rates from assignment to smaller classes.

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