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Here’s How To Get Into Business With The Government
Every year the government issues $500 billion in federal contracts. And of that, 23 billion is allocated for small and disadvantaged businesses. Yet, the process of winning government contracts is one that is challenging and requires a lot of knowledge and attention to detail.
For the Executive in Training
In today’s global economy, where competitive advantage reigns, successful firms rely heavily on the intellectual capital of their executive leadership to manage resources, reorganize departments, forecast trends, and take competitive...
Black Owner of a Liquor Brand Launched to Great Acclaim Then Lost It All — Here’s How He Made a Multi-Million-Dollar Comeback
He says he was the only licensed Black distiller in the U.S. post-Prohibition in 2012. Read more on blackenterprise.com.
Black Homophobia Is Rooted in the Struggle Against White Supremacy
I decided to explore the roots of homophobia in the black community, beyond the most common explanation, literalist biblical interpretations, and discovered that it may be historically rooted in the struggle for civil rights.