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Lester McKeever made history as one of the first 100 African-Americans to become a Certified Public Accountant in the United States. McKeever shares powerful tips that every person needs to read on their journey to success.
Written by Ben Chavis On the morning of November 14, 1960, Ruby Bridges went to school and made history. Flanked by a group of U.S. deputy marshals, the 6-year-old Bridges...
Judi Henderson-Townsend is in a business where role models and industry associations are hard to come by. As owner of Oakland, California-based Mannequin Madness, Henderson-Townsend sells new and used mannequins...
www.morgan.edu Mailing Address: 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, MD 21251 Matriculation Rate of African Americans: 38% Average GPA: 2.7 Total Enrollment: 5,334 African American Enrollment: 4,965 Acceptance Rate: 41%...
Like many people, Glenda Smith didn’t set out for a career in the nonprofit sector. But a chance meeting with a 3-year old girl laid the foundation for a career that would begin with an internship and evolve to her becoming the CEO of Bridging Access to Care (formerly known as the Brooklyn Task Force), a community-based organization dedicated to providing comprehensive social services such as HIV care and treatment, one of the deadliest diseases to hit the African American community.
