‘Barber to the Stars’ Talks Passion for Good Grooming
For Craig the Barber, it all started back in high school. He decided to preserve his visual brand by learning to manage his own man.
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Meet Gail Pankey-Albert, One of the First African American Women Stockbrokers On Wall Street
When Gail Pankey-Albert began her career at the New York Stock Exchange in 1971, there were only four or five women around. She shattered the glass ceiling that many women ran into on their way to the top, becoming the first and one of the very few female African Americans to hold a seat on the floors of the NYSE.
Hitting A High Note
Give Darryl S. Duncan three simple words such as “funky,” “mid-tempo,” and “urban,” and he’ll compose a full musical score. The 43-year-old composer, songwriter, and producer is gifted enough to...
Backtalk with Judge Greg Mathis
udge Greg Mathis understands both sides of the criminal justice system. For more than 10 years, the street thug-turned-judge has used his nationally syndicated, award-winning court TV show to inject his no-holds-barred social, political—and oftentimes humorous—commentary.
Establishing A Legacy of Wealth: Part 3
Many African Americans are more concerned with what we are wearing, what we are driving and where we are eating, than what we are leaving behind for our children. Why are some of us more concerned with material wealth than with establishing trust funds for our children? What inheritance is your child going to be left if you are forever increasing debt and spending money frivolously?