How Roland Martin Made Black Media Matter
Black Enterprise's Alfred Edmond Jr., wrote about the significance News One TV to black media in this interview with Martin...
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Fewer Black Men Are Going into Medicine. That’s a Problem
"We want to get them excited about science first and then about medicine and dentistry—to increase the likelihood that they'll pursue a career in science or medicine. We also have the teachers come over to Meharry to help them develop projects they can do with their students."
These Are the Three Things Gen Z Wants in a Workplace
A new survey of 5,000 young people from Generation Z tells us what they value in the workplace: empowerment, mentorship, and equality
AP Computer Science Principles Paves the Way to STEM Success
Not only that, but the students are more diverse: The number of African American and Latino students more than doubled; the number of females doubled. In 2005, 21 states had not even one African American student in an AP computer science course—that number is now down to five. Reyes told me that the course is the largest launch in AP history—and AP has been around for 60 years.
Spending Too Much Money? Blame Social Media
New Prudential paper shed lights on your spending, says social media is one of the trends making budgeting more important than ever
