71% of Black Americans Convinced Finding Jobs Will Be Tougher Than Before COVID
Seven out of 10 of Black American workers see a dire outlook for finding work
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Seven out of 10 of Black American workers see a dire outlook for finding work
African Americans and Hispanic Americans are far less likely to hold the dean's chair at America's leading business schools.
The titans of corporate America came out to celebrate with BLACK ENTERPRISE as it launched its Registry of Corporate Directors in the February 2008 issue last night at the Park Café in New York City’s Time Warner Center.
Al Roker is being sued by an executive producer who's accusing him of using DEI as a “box to be checked" and not a requirement.
The Bay Area was lit. Hundreds of entrepreneurs, professionals, HBCU students, and those with aspirations in technology, convened at the San Francisco Marriott Waterfront hotel for TechConneXt—the largest tech conference for people of color.