Pew Surveys Show Coronavirus Hitting African Americans, Hispanics Harder Than Others
The coronavirus outbreak has changed life in the United States but for African Americans and Hispanics, the virus has broken lives, dreams and so much...
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Are the College-Educated Deciding this Election?
It’s certainly debatable whether or not that’s true, but there’s no getting around the fact that Donald J. Trump’s base is largely not only white,...
Education Can Keep You from Marrying (or Being) the Wrong Person
According to the Pew Research Center, college-educated women have an almost eight-in-10 chance of still being married after two decades. Only 40% of women who...
Report Shows Drop in High-Speed Internet in African American Homes
Following nation-wide trends, more African American households are giving up high-speed Internet service....
Media and Advertising Panels Target Multicultural Students
The Modern Face of Advertising, panel discussions developed by the Multicultural Talent Pipeline, spoke to black and Latino students about professional diversity...
Middle Class Continues to Shrink, Study Finds
Pew Research Center reveals struggles of middle class...
Three Things OKC Can Teach Employers About Young Professionals
Take a page from NBA Finals team Oklahoma City Thunder on how to motivate and retain young minds and innovators at your company....
Wealth Gap Between Young and Old Americans Is Widest Ever
A new analysis of census data by the Pew Research Center is showing that the wealth gap between Americans 35 and under and those 65...
President Obama Goes After the Youth Vote … Again
President Obama’s re-election campaign launched Greater Together, an initiative enlisting campaign volunteers and assisting first-time voters with registration, on Tuesday....
Being a Boomerang Kid Isn’t a Form of Failure
It’s not until two weeks before walking across the stage that it hit me: I was graduating with two unpaid summer internships and a load...