Month of the Man: High School Inc. Administrator Talks Combating Black Male Dropout Rates
High School Inc.'s Brandon Frame shares his career journey and the keys to success that lead him to become an educational administrator at age 23.
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Financial Advice for The Committed, But Unmarried
People not married but in long-term committed relationships have many of the same financial concerns as married couples, but lack many of the legal protections and advantages they enjoy. If this includes you, here are money moves to consider.
‘Single Ladies’ Creator Stacy Littlejohn on TV’s Image of Black Women
The lack of diversity in prime-time and, in general, network television programming has long been a topic of conversation in social hubs. However, when talk that a Girlfriends meets Sex...
Does Your Family Want an Extra $120k in Retirement Income? If Yes, Read This
Social Security along with America Saves, the American Savings Education Council, and the Women’s Institute for a Secure Retirement recently launched the “Campaign for a Secure Retirement: Helping Millions of...
Tom Joyner Back on Chicago Radio
To many African Americans, Tom Joyner is the king of black radio. Based in Dallas with a nationally syndicated radio show reaching some 115 markets and eight million listeners across the country, Joyner is unquestionably a radio powerhouse. So when Clear Channel, the San Antonio, TX-based media conglomerate, unceremoniously announced in March that it was replacing The Tom Joyner Morning Show with the nationally syndicated Steve Harvey Morning Show at WVAZ-FM in Chicago, Joyner fans were outraged. After all, Chicago was the first market to ever carry Joyner’s show and WVAZ-FM had aired the show for 13 years. Many Chicagoans see Joyner as a part of the city’s fabric, a part of the family.