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Throughout her career in journalism, Dunnigan developed a reputation as a hardline reporter, chronicled the decline of Jim Crow, and lived out her childhood dream of traveling the globe.
The truth is that black people—and society as a whole—are paying the price imposed by certain white people suffering with internalized racial superiority (IRS). People with IRS essentially believe that they, as white people, belong (especially in places, such as an Ivy League dorm lounge, they view as “white” spaces), and we, as black people, do not
As Chief Diversity Officer of Paris-based Publicis Groupe, Sandra Sims-Williams brings that level of commitment to her position, developing and managing D&I initiatives that impacts the 92-year-old company’s 77,000-plus employees worldwide.
In 2014, Kenneth Jarvis became the first African American owner of a Fred Astaire Dance Studio franchise. Jarvis has been passionate about the arts since he was very young. He grew...
The New York Times launched a new series to pay tribute to black women who, despite their amazing contributions and success, were blatantly omitted from the publication's obit pages at the time of their deaths.
