NAACP’s Mfumesteps Down
When Kweisi Mfume took the reins of the NAACP as president and CEO in 1996, the organization was nearly $14 million in debt, tarnished by a costly sex scandal involving...
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When Kweisi Mfume took the reins of the NAACP as president and CEO in 1996, the organization was nearly $14 million in debt, tarnished by a costly sex scandal involving...
Detroit is in trouble–again. The city’s public school district continues to grapple with a $327-million budget deficit, resulting in painful cuts for staff and students. If an alternate solution isn’t...
When Phoenix Aficionado founder Lisa Marie “Phoenix†Jackson enrolled in the Black Enterprise Small Business University (SBU) powered by Dell Inc. in 2012
Written by Dr. Bianca Busch The healthcare debate often focuses on patient access and affordability, but what about the hidden cost to physicians struggling to survive in a system that...
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