Black Employees At U.S. Mint Detail Microaggressions, Implicit Bias In New Report
According to a new report, black employees at the U.S. Mint say they feel threatened and marginalized.
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President Biden Promised To Lower Black Unemployment; A Year Into His Term That Promise Is Unfulfilled
A year ago, the Biden administration pledged to focus on the Black unemployment rate, but a year into his term, the Black workforce is still lacking.
Ken Harris, President of National Business League Unveil Plans To Boost Detroit’s Black-Owned Businesses
Ken Harris, the president and CEO of the National Business League, wants to boost Black businesses, small and large, in Detroit.
Grandson of Jersey’s First Black Firefighter Promoted to Battalion Chief
Dwayne Taylor promoted to Battalion Chief and continues the legacy of his grandfather, the first Black firefighter to join Jersey City's Fire Department 70 years ago.
Black Woman Says She Was ‘Racially Profiled,’ Accused of Stealing Black History Month Items From Target
At a Target in Montana, a Black woman claims a white clerk "racially profiled" her while purchasing items from the store's Black History Month collection.