Facebook Group Unites Black Fathers to Counter Stereotypes
When Matt Prestbury was going through a divorce almost a decade ago, he didn't have anyone to reach out to so he created a Facebook group for black fathers, which now has over 30,000 members
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How Georgetown Can Really Make Amends
A Georgetown University education can best be put to use by someone who's had a solid K-12 foundation—the one thing that the vast majority of African American schoolchildren are still denied across the country. The Georgetown progeny could be distinguished by the excellent, college-preparatory K-12 education they receive—which would prepare them to excel at Georgetown or any other top four-year college—or to exercise other options, such as entrepreneurship.
How This Young Boss Handled Self-Doubt and Naysayers
Chinasa Gift Nwokocha is a Villanova University college student and founder of Ataria NYC, a company creating a sense of pride in global culture through clothing. While many people encouraged...
Your Résumé Sucks: 4 Ways to Get Your Résumé Noticed
Writing a résumé is one the most daunting, yet imperative tasks you will complete at some point in your life. It’s challenging trying to capture our greatness to a...
6 Tips for Making a Career Change Without Going Back to College
Think you have to return to college for another degree to change careers? Well, think again. There are several careers you can switch to without going back to college. The simplest way to begin is by researching new careers and tapping into your own network to ask for connections to people who are are doing what you want to do.