Super Bowl LII Ads Cater to Growing Black Buying Power
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Young Activists Honored At Apollo Theatre
More than 1,000 supporters gathered at Harlem’s Apollo Theater June 4 to honor five outstanding youth at the Do Something Awards “Sweet 16†annual celebration. The big winners of the evening were Marvelyn Brown, 25, an HIV/AIDS activist; Eric Glustrom, 24, the founder of Educate! which teaches leadership across Uganda; Maggie Doyne, 22, a human-rights activist who assists orphans and displaced children in Nepal; David Burstein, 20, a voting activist; and Darius Weems, 19, an advocate for disability rights and Duchene Muscular Dystrophy funding. Each of the nominees won $10,000 for their cause. Doyne won the $100,000 grand prize, which she plans to use toward building a school in Nepal.
Fifth Third’s Top Bankers Seek To Help Black Firms Manage Twin Pandemics Of COVID-19 And Race
Black leaders at Fifth Third Bank, the only major bank in the U.S. in which African Americans oversee all of its business lending operations, are taking action to protect vulnerable communities during this time of crisis.
Creating a Winning Bond Strategy
While shopping for mortgages to refinance her three-bedroom, loft-style home in a Los Angeles suburb and her vacation condo in Nevada, Karen Ellis couldn’t find anything better than a 5.8%...
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