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While South Florida’s large Jamaican community made it the logical first U.S. market, the brand’s explosive reception in Brooklyn, this past May, with lines stretching around city blocks, demonstrates its cross-cultural appeal.
“It is not an achievement gap, it is an exposure gap,†says Magloire, a former biologist, epidemiologist, and master instructor for the Princeton Review. “The earlier we engage them in STEM, the earlier we encourage those who have that ability and [the more] we will start seeing those numbers rise.â€
Lloyd Dean is the CEO of Dignity Health, the fifth largest health system in the nation.He says fighting homelessness and racism are keys to solving healthcare inequity.
It’s true we’ve seen major advances over the course of 35 years, with more successful, educated, and accomplished black entrepreneurs and corporate professionals than at any other time in history....
The unemployment rate for African Americans inched slightly lower to 15.4% in June from 15.5% in May. The overall U.S. jobless rate fell to 9.5% in June from 9.7% in May, reflecting a decrease of 225,000 jobs in the number of temporary employees working on Census 2010, according to the Department of Labor.
