Harris-Stowe State and Xavier University Bring STEM Programs to Their Campuses
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New Publication Helps Young Black Americans Explore Career Paths in the Forest and Conservation Sector
The name “Black Faces in Green Spaces” pays homage to Dr. Carolyn Finney, who authored the book Black Faces, White Spaces: Reimagining the Relationship of African Americans to the Great Outdoors.
Why Critics of Historic NCAA Union Labor Ruling Are Missing The Point
Do you agree with the idea of a college basketball union for student athletes?
Black Supreme Court Justices Take Different Tacks In Majority Ruling Of ‘Reverse Discrimination’ Case From Straight Woman
Ames was supported by the Justice Department, the American First Legal Foundation, and the libertarian Pacific Legal Foundation.
A Helping Hand
Margaret Garner, president of Broadway Consolidated Cos. Inc., a general contracting firm based in Chicago, holds a portfolio worth bragging about—nearly $10 million annually—thanks to her partnership with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. When the retail giant entered Chicago’s 37th ward around 2004 to construct its first store in an urban location, it sought assistance from local minority and women-owned businesses. Garner, whose firm is 8(a) certified, was selected to manage the project, becoming the first African American woman to construct a Walmart store.