Executive 1 Media Group Reveals Researchers for Historic First African American Urgent Care Chain in the United States
Executive 1 Media Group reveals researchers leading the launch of the first African-American urgent care chain in the US. Get the latest scoop here!
Valued or Devalued: Considering the Status of African Americans in Historically White Colleges and Universities
Exploring the status of African American students in historically white colleges and universities and the impact of institutional bias.
Do African American voters buy into Trump claim immigrants are taking ‘Black jobs’?
Discover if African American voters support Trump's claim that immigrants are taking their jobs, with a data analysis and fact-checking.
Black Americans Earn Over 50% Less Than White Americans in This State
Discover the disturbing reality of wage inequality in one US state, where black Americans earn over 50% less than their white counterparts.
For Black Americans, higher police pay doesn’t always mean fewer violent confrontations as it does for other racial groups
Explore the unequal impact of police pay on Black Americans and the racial disparity in violent confrontations.
Norris McDonald | Kamala Harris, racism and African Americans’ cry for justice
Author Norris McDonald examines the impact of racism on African Americans and Kamala Harris's role in the fight for justice.
African-American Credit Union Coalition Georgia United Credit Union Foundation Announce HBCU Scholarship
Read about the partnership between the African American Credit Union Coalition and Georgia United Credit Union Foundation offering HBCU scholarships
Ryan Garcia ‘Expelled’ By WBC After Racist Comments Against African-Americans, Muslims
… racist and islamophobic remarks towards African-Americans and Muslims. “Exercising my authority … —– again.” George Floyd was an African-American man who was murdered by …
Activists Have Long Called for Charleston to Confront Its Racial History. Tourists Are Now Expecting It.
As Charlottesville confronts its racial past, activists in Charleston are pushing for the city to do the same as tourists demand authentic cultural experiences rooted in the city's history.
Up to 70% of Black Americans can’t swim, according to study | How a Memphis organization is working to change the narrative
A recent study reveals that 70% of Black Americans do not know how to swim. Learn about a Memphis organization that is working to change this statistic and promote water safety.
