What To Do With Your Dollars to Make Real Change
African Americans possess over $1.3 trillion dollars in spending power. It's time to leverage this power to advocate for social and economic justice.
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One-on-One With Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign has had its struggles, but the candidate has consistently stayed on message with her proposals for America. The senator from New York discusses her plans for minority business, the economy, and social issues with BLACK ENTERPRISE.
The Apprentice 2010: Task 1 Performance Review
Follow along as we offer performance reviews of each task of The Apprentice 2010, with assessments of the candidates, their teams and their project managers. In addition, I will assess the performances of African American candidates Kelly, Gene and Liza for as long as they remain in The Apprentice talent pool.
Beyond The Long Weekend: Labor Acknowledgments Repair What’s Been Broken
In a nation designed and built with slaves, Labor Day marks the long struggle to move closer to fair and equitable wages for all of America’s workers.
‘Black Lives Deserves Quality Healthcare’: Gilead’s Commitment to Advancing Health and Black Equity
Gilead is no stranger to the health equity space. The 35-year-old pharmaceutical firm has developed innovative therapeutic options for people living with HIV, viral hepatitis, cancer, and other challenging conditions.
