Black Like Them: Why a ‘Surge’ of Color Could Change the Face of Ed Reform
Do people of color need to lead ed reform to effect real change? 82% of teachers are white, but the majority of students are of color. Does that matter?
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Engineering Call Fails to Reach African Americans
Engineering is high-paying and offers job security, yet relatively few African Americans pursue work in the field. Efforts to increase diversity abound.
The 16 Best Black Podcasts This Year
Whether you're looking for a serious hour of learning money tips, seeking perspectives on politics, or a lighthearted escape offering good laughs or lifestyle tips, these best black podcasts are well worth lending an ear and subscribing to.
President Trump’s 100 Days of Racism, Incompetence, and Failure
After branding himself as the “ultimate negotiator,†President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office have proven to be an abject failure.
Tech Disruptors for Good: Goodie Hack Aims to Transform Communities Worldwide
Atlanta-based social good hackathon provides support to local organizations and breeds a new wave of tech entrepreneurs.