To All Black Leaders: Why You Need a Leadership Coach
The Money Mentor: Using the Game of Monopoly to Teach Your Kids about Money
Yvette Carnell: Should Fathers Be Allowed to Opt Out of Child Support?
Yvette Carnell asks whether men should have more reproductive rights.
Ryan Mack: A Poor Man’s Appeal to Black Corporate America
Ryan Mack argues that black people should do more for the homeless and impoverished.
If a Woman Has the Right to Choose to Have a Child, Can the Man Choose Not to Pay?
Dr. Boyce Watkins and relationship therapist George James discuss the concept of the “Financial abortion.”
Dr. Boyce Watkins: It’s Time For Black People to Own Our Own “Stuff”
Shocking: Black Unemployment Rises in Every Category, While White Unemployment Drops for All Demographics
Black unemployment keeps rising, while white unemployment goes down in every single category.
Pay Ya Bills Dude: Soulja Boy Now Facing Eviction
It seems like a man who once said he was buying a private jet would be able to pay his rent. Soulja Boy is now getting visits from the eviction fairy.
Bank Tries to Evict 103-Yr Old Woman, But Movers and Deputies Refuse to Put Her Out
People took a stand for this elderly woman in Atlanta who was about to lose her home.
Comcast Being Sued for Racial Discrimination Against Black Employees and Customers
Former Philly Schools Superintendent Files Unemployment After Receiving Nearly $1 Million Buyout
Arlene Ackerman is getting a lot of criticism.
The Money Mentor: Protecting Your Wealth on Cyber Monday
The Money Mentor talks about how to protect your money when you shop online.
Ryan Mack Speaks on Cornel West, Tavis Smiley and the Less Talk, More Action Tour
Ryan Mack has a lot to say about Cornel West, Tavis Smiley and the Less Talk, More Action Tour.
The Money Mentor: How Corporations Play with Your Mind at Christmas
Dr. Boyce Watkins and Lorillia Brown-Phillips, “The Money Mentor” discuss how Cyber Monday and Black Friday are meant to play with your heads.
How Do You Go from South Central to Princeton? Just Ask Dominique Reese
Dominique Reese was the first student from Crenshaw High in Los Angeles to go to Princeton University. When she found herself without her prestigious Wall Street job, she turned challenge into triumph and went on to start her own business.
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