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The message from NFL owners is clear: Black players have no value beyond their role as field labor, whose bodies and talent are merely a commodity, the product needed to harvest the billions of dollars generated annually ($8.1 billion in 2018) by the NFL—and nothing more.
Joseph McKinley got into credit card debt the way a lot of people do—using plastic to purchase items for which he didn’t have the cash.
A golf prodigy, Super Bowl champion, corporate league team captain, and tennis association president go to the 2011 Black Enterprise Golf and Tennis Challenge, and win big, earning the coveted Purple Jacket.
Though strong performers, even these bustling locations were affected by the economy as business travel dipped.
“I’m managing, but i miss Joseph,” says Edwina Littlepage, whose husband of nearly 30 years died almost a year ago. As if the emotional toll of losing a spouse isn’t...
