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NCML Expands To Offer Health Insurance

North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company jumped into the fray of companies fighting for a piece of the new Medicare Part D pie, a potentially profitable opportunity given that nearly...

‘Tis Better to Give–Strategically

African Americans are charitable by nature, ever mindful of the trials we’ve endured to get to where we are, grateful that we’ve overcome, and eager to make our path to...

Simone Manuel First African American Female Swimmer To Win Olympic Gold For Team USA

Simone Manuel First African American Female Swimmer To Win Olympic Gold For Team USA

Simone Manuel became the first African American female swimmer to win an Olympic gold medal in swimming for the U.S. when she tied for first place in the 100m freestyle. The 20-year-old Olympian now holds the Olympic record at 52.70 in the 100 meter freestyle. Team USA hasn't seen a gold medal in women's 100m freestyle since 1984, according to news reports. Manuel also won a silver medal at the Rio Olympic Games in the Women's 4x100m freestyle relay.

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