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Whether the issue is related to unemployment, education or healthcare, Melody Barnes represents one of President Obama's fiercest fighters for his domestic agenda. Black Enterprise Editor-in-Chief Derek T. Dingle conducted a one-on-one interview with her on the administration’s plans for year two and beyond.
When five organizations came together to start NBHAAD in 1999, the goal was to educate people about behavior that increases the risk for HIV infection. Today, the rate of infection among blacks has remained stable, but the fight for prevention continues.
Ever wonder how the IRS chooses to audit someone? Well, wonder no more.
More than 40 of black America’s best and brightest joined the National Urban League on a global mission to plant the seed for what we hope will become a long-term, fruitful relationship with China and African-American communities and businesses. We came away from a meeting with the Department of International Cooperation and Exchange Deputy Director Shen Yang celebrating two significant commitments from the Chinese.
Last week Toyota announced the recall of some of its most popular vehicles. The recall, however, may not turn out to be a disaster for BE100s dealers.
