What RFK Jr’s Mass Layoffs Mean For The Health Industry And Black Medical Professionals
Fear of the future of healthcare is raising concern for Black medical students with aspirations of helping those in need.
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Motor City Overhaul
When Black Enterprise announced its decision to have its 2009 Entrepreneurs Conference + Expo in Detroit, the move raised more than a few eyebrows. After all, if the nation was in a recession at the time, surely Detroit must be in a full-fledged depression. The automotive industry—the city’s lifeblood—was facing its worst business climate ever, prompting massive layoffs, restructurings, and, in General Motors’ case, bankruptcy. The city, which was struggling prior to the events in the auto industry, had to contend with high rates of unemployment and poverty as well as real estate values that had plummeted to the point where a significant portion of the population found their mortgage balance exceeded the value of their homes.
A House Is Now Our Home
The call came on Thanksgiving Day. Like millions of Americans, James and Kimberly Papillion were preparing to join extended family members for the day’s feast. A call from BLACK ENTERPRISE...
Go Where You’re Celebrated, Not Tolerated: UNCF’s Empower Me Tour Returns to In-Person Events After 2 Years of Virtual Events
Here's how you can get prepared for school and to join the workforce.
