Young Black Americans Buying Stocks More Rapidly, Sometimes Outinvesting Peers
Young Black Americans are gobbling up stocks at a fast-growing pace, and even outinvesting their peers sometimes.
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New Docuseries Features Mostly HBCU Alumni Telling Black History Stories Not Found in Textbooks
No one can tell your story like you can.
RedTail Flight Academy Honors Original Tuskegee Airmen Through Graduating Class of 2022
Honoring Tuskegee Airmen! RedTail Flight Academy, announced its graduating class of 2022.
Will We See Donald Trump On A $250 Bill Before Harriet Tubman Gets On The $20?
Wilson’s plans may be shut down, since federal law bans any living person’s image from being shown on U.S. currency.
Black Homeowner’s Appraisal Doubled After a White Friend Stood in for Her
After leaving her race off appraisal paperwork, removing family photographs and African artwork, and also having a white friend stand in for her during a home appraisal, Carlette Duffy said the third appraisal rose to $259,000. The initial one provided by another company was $110,000.