Young, Smart, Yet Unsure: How Young Black Men Can Find the Best Mentors
Young, Smart, Yet Unsure: How Young Black Men Can Find the Best Mentors - Black Enterprise
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Young, Smart, Yet Unsure: How Young Black Men Can Find the Best Mentors - Black Enterprise
A Birmingham, Alabama native, and a 10-year veteran in the hair industry, MiMi Luvshair is creating a name for herself through education, salon management, and events. MiMi’s work speaks for itself as a winner of several hair competitions across the industry, and as a member of Patric Bradley’s Team Hollywood. She has worked alongside celebrity fashion stylist Ryan Christopher and celebrity makeup artists Sylvia Pro and Cherry Brown.
Doug White is no investing novice. An entrepreneur whose 7-year-old company sells and services Apple computers  small and mid-sized businesses, White understands that markets don’t always go up. But when they dive, it still hurts. “I’ve lost more money in my pension this year than I’ve put in to save on taxes,†says the 53-year-old Pennsylvanian about his Simplified Employee Pension Individual Retirement Account. Even so, White resisted the urge to dump stocks. He and wife, Celeste, 52, believe the only way to a comfortable retirement is to cast their lot with the market. “We don’t come from affluent families; we don’t have anything to rely on other than our own planning,†says White, calculating that he may need to postpone retirement by five years to make up lost ground. “We have no choice but to stay the course.â€
#SayHerName activists use day to ensure female cases are also remembered after the Ferguson tragedy.
According to Nicky Falkof, the idea that white South Africans are oppressed and the idea that white people are perpetual victims are part and parcel of the white victimhood which Rasool criticized