Architect of the New Harlem Renaissance
On March 1, a healthcare worker in Manhattan tested positive for the coronavirus. Two days later, a Westchester lawyer with strong ties...
Leaders Rise Amid COVID
Talya Schwartz always knew she was going to be a medical doctor. For her this was a calling she could not resist,...
A BANK SHINES IN CRISIS
In his 30-year span in banking, Michael T. Pugh has earned the reputation of being a problem solver. As such he certainly...
Want Racial Justice? Start with Filling Out the Census
Those living in our nation's poor and minority communities have historically gone undercounted in the U.S. Census. For instance, nearly one million...
New Book encourages Black boys to become CRNAs
A new children's book targets African American boys and encourages them to pursue careers as Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA) by spotlighting...
Parity Pledge in Support of People of Color
Parity.org has recently announced a new ParityPledge® in Support of People of Color. More than 60 companies, including AmerisourceBergen, Ancestry, AthenaHealth, Atos,...
Harlem Children’s Zone Raises $26 Million Towards COVID-19 Relief Efforts
For 20 years, Harlem Children’s Zone (HCZ) has been the global leader in fighting poverty and racial inequities. As the pioneer of...
IBW Introduces the Community Cares Listening Line
The Institute of the Black World 21st Century Black Family Summit (IBW/BFS) has developed a culturally responsive helpline to address the impact...
Gen. Charles Brown, Jr. appointed Air Force Chief of Staff
First African American to lead a US military Branch. lack service members are rising up the ranks and shattering...
Jerry Falwell, Jr. takes indefinite LOA after posting questionable photos with a young woman
Jerry Falwell, Jr., an evangelical ally of President Trump, is taking an indefinite leave of absence from his position as president and...
