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The president of Spelman College, ranked the No. 1 historically black college on the lists of both the U.S. News & World Report and the Wall Street Journal, recently released her year-in-review letter to the Spelman community.
Find out how Atlanta Architect, R.L. Byrd is utilizing his passion for writing to provide a voice from the African-American male's multifaceted perspective
Anteneh “Anthem†Addisu, 25, loved working on Wall Street. Making close to $150,000 a year, the Duke University graduate was among a handful of Black men living the fast paced, Manhattan life of a Wall Street trader. During his first year in finance, Addisu’s take-home pay helped care for his mother, who’d been laid off while he was senior year in college. But a prestigious job, six-figure salary, and the accomplished joy of being able to support his family wasn’t enough. Addisu wanted to be a rapper.
The FCC moves to force cable companies to allows consumer choice of cable set top boxes.
NspHire co-founder, Rasheen Carbin, talks launching a job app that works similar to Tinder.
