From Prison to Politics: This Formerly Incarcerated Black Woman Is Running For Congress In Tennessee
Keeda Haynes spent nearly four years behind bars. Now she's vying to become the first Black woman to represent Tennessee in Congress.
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Girls Scouts Of The USA Appoints Its First Black CEO In Its 108-Year History
The Girls Scouts of the USA made a historic announcement for the organization with the appointment of Judith Batty as the company's first Black CEO .
This Retired-Navy-Veteran-Turned-Entrepreneur Is Launching A Successful Apparel Line
After retiring from the U.S. Navy, this savvy entrepreneur transitioned into fashion with the launch of her clothing boutique.
4 Low-Cost Benefits That Majorly Boost Employee Happiness
If you’re a company wanting to offer perks to your employees that will help them be happier, healthier and more productive, consider these low-cost changes.
These Income Inequality Racial Statistics Will Enrage You
Comparably found that African Americans are paid the least in every major tech hub in the U.S. The cities with the hugest pay disparities for blacks are...