From Tulsa And Beyond: A Nation Of Black Wall Streets
From Tulsa and beyond, today is a new day to shed light on the nation of past and present Black Wall Streets preserving and advancing the Black dollar.
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Transcript of Michelle Obama’s Speech
Transcript of Michelle Obama’s speech as prepared for delivery: As you might imagine, for Barack, running for president is nothing compared to that first game of basketball with my brother,...
Producing Success
In the late 1960s, a colleague approached Don Jackson who was then an advertising sales manager for WVON, Chicago’s No. 1 black-oriented radio station, inviting him to work on the development of a new television show. The concept was an African American dance show and the creator was an aspiring disc jockey named Don Cornelius. After evaluating the concept, Jackson said: “Man, there is no way in hell a show called Soul Train will ever make it. Thank you, but no thank you.â€
IBM Ordered To Pay $17M To Settle Anti-DEI Case Against Trump Administration
Dating back to the Civil War era, the False Claims Act, gives the government permission to recover funds up to three times the damages it obtains, plus penalties.
DOJ Sues Mississippi State Senate For Allegedly Paying Black Staffer Half The Salary Of White Colleagues
The lawsuit alleges that the Mississipi State Senate paid Kristie Metcalf half the rate as her white co-workers, which is a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964