Black Mothers Get Underpaid Twice: Once At Work, Once At Tax Time
By Taylor Austin, Campaign Director, Workplace Justice, MomsRising Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is on July 21 this year. It is the day we use to highlight the racist and...
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From Property To Prosperity: The Unfinished Business Of Black Economic Freedom
Written by Sophia Nelson At our nation’s founding, Black Americans were not merely excluded from America’s wealth. They were, by law, part of the wealth that helped create it. As...
Nearly 2 Million Americans Face Long-Term Unemployment Despite Lower Jobless Rate
Adults between the ages of 25 and 54 represented the largest share of long-term unemployed workers.
From Washtubs To Boardrooms: Why Black Women’s Labor Story Still Matters
Originally published in Unerased: Black Women Speak, written by Joshua Levi Perrin There is a temptation to think the story of Black women’s work begins with today’s conversations about equal...
FAMU Alum, Nasir Core, Shatters BIG3 Scoring Record
Former Florida A&M University guard Nasir Core secured his professional legacy on July 6 with the highest-scoring half in BIG3 history. Playing for the Detroit Amps, the 6-foot-3 Tampa native...