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As the US Labor Department unveiled its dismal report revealing an unemployment rate stubbornly stuck at 9.1% and zero job growth, a cadre of business leaders, entrepreneurs, public policy experts and celebrities sought new ways to develop employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for African Americans.
Earlier this year, much was made—by everyone from the Obama administration to minority business advocates across the country—of the amazing growth in the number of businesses owned by African Americans.
In June, at the W Hotel in New York, professionals flocked to the 20/20 Vision conference hosted by BLACK ENTERPRISE and Walmart
Black Enterprise gets an early preview of the historical Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial site honoring the civil rights leader
According to the latest Open Doors: Report on International Educational Exchange, a study run by the Institute of International Education (IIE), Black and African-American students only make up 4.2% of students studying abroad.
