Soldier’s Widow: Trump ‘Couldn’t Remember My Husband’s Name’
Washington Informer, News Report, Posted: Oct 24, 2017
The widow of a U.S. soldier killed this month in an ambush in Niger said Monday that during a call from President Trump he struggled to remember the fallen soldier’s name.
Did the FBI Just Declare War on Black People?
Black Voice News, Op-ed, Posted: Oct 24, 2017
Despite no evidence of an organized "movement," the FBI has described Black people who have rallied for equality and criminal justice reform as "Black Identity Extremists."
The Fight to Protect Voting Rights Continues #StayWoke
Black Voice News, Op-ed, Posted: Oct 16, 2017
Without true voter protection, integrity and universal access, America's light on the hill dims.
Officer Slain in N.O. East Wanted to Make a Difference
Louisiana Weekly, News Report, Posted: Oct 16, 2017
The New Orleans Police Department lost one of its own during an early-morning shooting Friday, October 13.
Financial Circumstances Have People Over 50 Working Longer
Washington Informer, Profile, Posted: Oct 14, 2017
Despite a Harvard MBA, after turning 50—and the recession--black entrepreneur Elizabeth White struggled to keep up appearances to get business.
Stacey Abrams Wants to be America’s First Black Female Governor
Washington Informer, News Report, Posted: Oct 13, 2017
Stacey Abrams, the Georgia House minority leader, says she's undaunted by the stranglehold the GOP has had on the governor's mansion for the past 15 years.
Labor Union Files Complaint Against Dallas Cowboys Owner
NorthStar News Today, News Report, Posted: Oct 11, 2017
Local 100 of the United Labor Union that filed the complaint against Jerry Jones because he threatened to bench any players who took a knee during the national anthem.
Airbnb Campaigns to Increase Diversity on Its Platform
Black Voice News, News Report, Posted: Oct 09, 2017
Airbnb, the online hosting company that connects travelers with hosts worldwide, is on a mission to increase awareness about its economic benefits in communities of color.
Teachers Report Weaker Bonds With Students of Color
NorthStar News Today, News Report, Posted: Oct 06, 2017
Teachers say that they have weaker relationships with children of immigrants and teens of color, a new study has found.
Nielsen Study Reveals Growing Spending Power, Influence of Black Women
Louisiana Weekly, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2017
A new report detailing the record-setting spending power of African-American women has further buoyed the confidence of Black female entrepreneurs.
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