How Advertisers Targeted Black Consumers in the 1970s
Advertising unwittingly promoted bias and stereotypes in the 1970s
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British Royal Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Alleged Naming Black Pet Sheep ‘Venus’ And ‘Serena’
In 2021, The Guardian dug into the documented history of racism enacted by the royal family and found hard evidence of institutional racism
Gilbert Family Foundation Boosts Support Of Detroit-Based Black Businesses With $4M Investment
To celebrate National Black Business Month, the grants will assist numerous businesses with diverse backgrounds in efforts to expand access to capital, technical assistance, and business coaching.
UNCF Expands ACCLAIM Project To More HBCUs, Growing Talent Pipeline For Asset Management
Project ACCLAIM, which stands for Accelerating Learning in Asset Investment Management, has fostered a network of HBCU students to dive into careers within this sector.
How This HBCU Grad Is Pioneering Global Marketing And Media Campaigns For Billion-Dollar Body Care Brands
For the past 25 years, he has been a pioneering voice for the branding behind global companies such as Pantene, Head & Shoulders, and Olay.