Citigroup Doubles Its Number Of Black Executives, But It Still Has ‘A Lot Of Work’ Left
Citigroup is growing its number of Black executives, even as the firm states there's more work to be done to fulfill its DEI pledges
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The Washington Post Appoints Its First Black Woman To Become A Managing Editor
Washington Post announced its history-making appointment of the first Black woman to become a managing editor at the publication.
2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame Inductee Wendell Scott to Be Honored at Martinsville
Wendell Scott was the first African-American driver to win a NASCAR premier series event and he will be honored during the Martinsville race weekend from Oct. 24-26
Denny’s Commits $3.3M To Community Initiatives, Partnering With 14 Organizations, Including NAACP
Denny's will invest $3.3 million into a "holistic approach to feeding people."
John Kerry Calls Graduating Yale Class ‘Donald Sterling’s Worst Nightmare’
Leaving higher education to go into the real world can be an awfully scary place. During a Yale University commencement event, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry flipped the script...