Mr. Fix It
“If you open any textbook regarding plastic surgery, the face that’s always pictured is an Anglo-looking woman with a pencil-thin nose,” says Dr. Michael E. Jones. “That just isn’t our...
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Recognizing True Leadership
Leadership is highly valued in our society, with leaders usually reaping the greatest rewards in business. However, while many aspire to the mantle of leadership, we too often confuse some...
Whites at Black Colleges
Of the 373,548 total students attending historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in 2005, blacks comprised 264,381of students, or about 71%, while whites comprised 54,358, or 14.5%. Latinos comprised 31,571, or 8.4%; Asian/ Pacific Islanders, 8,325 or 2.2%; and, Native Americans, 998, or 0.2%.
Motivational Keynote by Act-1 Group CEO Janice Bryant Howroyd
Act-1 Group Chairman & CEO Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder of the largest female-owned company on the Black Enterprise 100s, shares how she started her multimillion-dollar business more than 30 years ago with one phone line and $1,500.
On the Issues: National Security
Almost immediately after Sen. John McCain became the Republican Party's presumptive nominee for president of the United States, he traveled overseas in an effort to forge an image as a world leader and foreign policy expert. In some respects, he might have an advantage over Democratic opponents Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama because of his family's long tradition of military service and his own personal experience as a prisoner of war.