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According to Myra Young Armstead, a history professor at Bard College in New York, part of what effectively ended what was at that time the largest Black celebration in early Colonial American history, was a fear that if the enslaved Black population kept meeting, they could secretly plot to rise up and overthrow their white enslavers
It seems almost everyone has benefited from the long-awaited recovery that propelled the advance of the financial markets in 2003. The 28.28% returns logged by the dow jones industrial average...
28 Days: Celebrating Black Business Icons Past and Present: Honoring Arthur G. Gaston Sr. -- One of the first Black millionaires of the 20th Century that not only built a massive conglomerate but gave his employees ownership of some of his mammoth businesses.
Rev. Jesse Jackson and a host of dynamic leaders addressed the racial wealth divide between black and white Americans at the 22nd Annual Wall Street Project Economic Summit.
The justice believes he should be paid more money.
