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But the American College of Financial Services may have read that post and is getting in on the act. The nation’s only nonprofit, accredited college devoted to financial services has begun a scholarship program with the goal of increasing the number of African American financial advisers; the scholarship fund is part of a larger effort to double the number of black financial advisers over the next decade.
More recently affinity groups are asking their employers to return that favor by investing in the communities that they represent.
As the polywork movement takes over the job market, here's how you can join the growing trend.
Men in drag are taking stunt coordinator roles from women, a new study finds.
Rep. Charlie Rangel from New York criticizes President Obama's recent cabinet picks
