‘Concrete Ceiling’ Perhaps Is New Norm For Black Executives Trying To Climb Corporate Ladder
A new post by the National Law Review looks at why climbing the corporate ladder is perhaps now a "concrete ceiling" for black corporate executives.
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Purdue Partners With U.S. Navy to Expand Opportunities for Underrepresented Minorities in STEM
The program's aim is to recruit underrepresented minority students to participate in research projects and workshops at Purdue and other institutions like Tuskegee University.
Fashion House ‘Huntsman Savile Row,’ Gifts 100K To Morehouse College For Rising Futures
The renowned bespoke tailor has contributed a $100,000 gift to Morehouse to establish The Huntsman Savile Row Scholarship.
Mom Exposes Walmart for Pricing Black Doll Higher Than the Same White Version
A mother of three living in Kentucky is outraged with Walmart after discovering that a Black baby doll set costs nearly $15 more than the white doll set.
The Deion Sanders Effect: Nation’s No. 1 Ranked Junior College QB Commits to Mississippi Valley State University
The No. 1 junior college quarterback, Jamari Jones has committed to joining HBCU Mississippi Valley State University. And he made it clear that he's following Deion Sanders' lead.