Georgia Veteran’s Benefits Reduced After VA Allegedly Falsified Her Work History
“Now, I got to decide am I going to buy groceries this month or keep the water and the lights on,” Covington said.
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Resistance to Changing the Status Quo
While the new face of Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., reflects today’s multicultural society, the business community of Madison Avenue bares almost no resemblance to its immediate environment— considered one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse cities in the U.S.—according to a damning report that charges racial discrimination throughout the U.S. advertising industry, laying the groundwork for litigation.
From Brooklyn to Hollywood: Tracy “Twinkie” Byrd Makes Directorial Debut in “The Counter 1960”
Tracy “Twinkie†Byrd, Hollywood’s premiere casting director, opens up about making her directorial debut with "The Counter 1960."
From Classroom to Boardroom, Gilead is Supporting Black Economic Advancement
For many Black people in the U.S., experiencing racial inequities in education, economic opportunity and access to resources is a fact of life. These inequities often have life-long impacts that...
Remarks by the President at the Installation of Attorney General Eric Holder
THE PRESIDENT: I am proud to be here today for the installation of my friend, Eric Holder, as the 82nd Attorney General of the United States. (Applause.) I want to...