Report: Black Youth Unemployment Rate Down In Chicago
A new report on youth unemployment in Illinois found that the alarmingly high rate of young black men and women in Chicago who are neither working nor in school has dropped.
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Jeanette J. Epps First Black Woman To Call NASA International Space Station Home
Astronaut Jeanette J. Epps is on a mission to space that will make her the first African-American woman to work as a crew member on the International Space Station. She’s also the 13th woman to call ISS home since the space station was founded in 1998.
Taco Bell Offering Employees Financial Assistance for Higher Education
In addition to providing workers with financial assistance and tools to further their education, Taco Bell's new employee-wide program will help the fast-food chain retain talent.
BE Modern Man: Meet “The Change Agent” Bakari Sellers
Name: Bakari Sellers Profession: Attorney/ Former. Member SC House of Reps/ 2014 nominee for Lt. Gov Age: 30 One word that describes you: Change Agent Active in the fight against...
Thurgood Marshall College Fund Announces GoFundMe Partnership For HBCU Students
Last week, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and GoFundMe, the crowd funding platform, announced a partnership to raise money in support of students attending the nation's 47 public historically black colleges.