BMI’s First African American Woman Chairperson on Changing Music Business
As first woman & African American chairperson of BMI, Susan Davenport Austin continues company's legacy of putting artists first.
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Maynard Jackson: The Ultimate Champion for Black Business
28 Days: Celebrating Black Business Icons Past and Present: In 1973 Maynard Jackson emerged on the scene when he was elected the first black mayor of Atlanta and became a national force in business and politics over the next 30 years, he used his prowess to break the old boys network's hold on contracts and power while expanding opportunities for minority businesses. The result: he helped develop and create more black millionaires that any other public figure.
Tech Firm Settles With Department Of Justice Following Complaints Of ‘Whites Only’ Job Posting
Labor Department officials also found the company failed to keep records tracking the demographic characteristics of job applicants, including gender, race, and ethnicity.
Fifth Third Bank’s Major Racial Equity Commitment Includes Over $2 Billion to Help Black Homeownership and Businesses
Taking some of its biggest steps ever to support Black Americans, Fifth Third Bank is committing nearly $3 billion to fight against racism and help fortify diverse customers.
What Does A Comprehensive Breastfeeding Policy Look Like In Action? Paid Leave, Lactation Laws, And Structural Change
The lack of comprehensive federal policy around paid leave and workplace lactation protections stands as a formidable barrier.