Black Female Lawyer: ‘Attorneys Are Either Social Engineers or Parasites’
"The reality is that we need black attorneys to be present and engaged in every city where we are marginalized helping with this effort."
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Principal Opens Up About How Her Title 1 School Succeeds
Yet Tapp Middle School in Powder Springs, Georgia, offers a program for gifted students, an accelerated math track, a championship debate club, and a dedicated, diverse teaching staff. The kids? The school is 62% African American, 20% Hispanic, 12-13% white, and 5-6% multi-racial. For the most part, the students are thriving.
Coming Out of the Closet at Work: Is it Easier for Young Professionals?
Despite popular perception that young people are more comfortable with their sexual orientation, many are hesitant to come out.
Private-Equity Firms Seek to Expand Influence in Obama Era
With the inauguration of Barack Obama as the first black president of the U.S. a day away, the historic occasion has been celebrated through a countless number of festive activities throughout the nation's capital. But Sunday night’s Private-Equity Inaugural Gala attracted scores of BE 100s CEOs, heavyweight minority executives, and high-powered politicians to network and discuss business strategy as the Champagne and revelry flowed.
BE Business of Entertainment: Holiday Soiree
On Friday, Dec. 18, the BE Holiday Soiree is taking place, and will feature several special guests.