‘Yes’ Can Lead To Stress
Thank goodness it’s Saturday! Your workweek was scheduled to the hilt, and you are ready to kick back with a good book in peace and solitude. Just as you slide...
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Excusez Moi, Parlez-Vous Francais?
Can you afford to hold your tongue? Americans often avoid learning a foreign language, simply because many people from other cultures speak English. But in today’s global business environment, being...
Black Investor Group Redemption Holding Company Makes Historic Acquisition of a Non-Minority Commercial Bank
Deal reverses half-century of Black bank closures and contractions, corrects Mountain West Black banking desert & more.
David Johnson, Groundbreaking San Francisco Photographer, Dies At 97
Johnson's work is significant because his photographs document both the lives and conditions of Black people as they sought to gain civil rights.
Rediscovering Pinkster: New York’s Historic Black Festival Returns Amid Juneteenth Celebrations
According to Myra Young Armstead, a history professor at Bard College in New York, part of what effectively ended what was at that time the largest Black celebration in early Colonial American history, was a fear that if the enslaved Black population kept meeting, they could secretly plot to rise up and overthrow their white enslavers