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A Way In

Named after the New York community activist herself, the Emma Bowen Foundation was founded in 1989 and sponsors four- to five-year, nationwide internships for minority students interested in careers in broadcast media. Black Enterprise spoke with the foundation’s president, Phylis Eagle-Oldson, about the program’s benefits to both the student and corporation.

The Price is Right

Technical analysis and stock market dynamics guide the investment approach of Bedford & Associates Research Group. “We feel that the price action of the stock in question takes precedence over...

How Janet Bashen Became a Software Pioneer

How Janet Bashen Became a Software Pioneer

If you Google “African American inventors and scientists, among the results is the name Janet Emerson Bashen. Bashen is cited across the Internet as the first African American woman to...

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