Few Blacks In Industry
If you are searching for a well-paid career in an exciting and growing field, you might want to take a look at information technology or engineering. The trouble is African Americans seem to be looking the other way.
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Fundraiser A Big Success
The sparkling lake and velvety rolling green hills of Morgan Creek Golf and Country Club was the perfect backdrop for a leisurely day on the green — for a good cause, of course. The Greater Sacramento Urban League held its annual golf classic.
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Celebrities Not Paying Taxes
Grammy-winning singer Dionne Warwick and comedian Sinbad each owe at least $2 million in back taxes, according to California's newest list of famous offenders. The airing out of celebs who have let their taxes slide is done annually.
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Marketing Solutions
Jeremie “Jay” De Witt has many useful tools to keep local mortgage and insurance companies in business. The only catch is that it’s up to potential African American clients to take advantage of the services before their business fails.
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Mid-Career Managers
Donna Brown knew that furthering her education was a requirement in her family. Her father, McKenzie, a sharecropper in rural Mississippi before relocating to Indianapolis, did not have a chance to gain a degree, but vowed that his children would.
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Economic Empowerment
I have said it before and I will say it again: Economic empowerment is the civil rights struggle of the 21st Century. The civil rights movement of the 1960s helped Blacks take great strides in terms of political and social empowerment.
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Competitive Edge
Self-analysis is a fancy word for “getting to know oneself.” Armed with self-knowledge, we are able to use ourselves more effectively, more meaningfully. To know our strengths, for instance, gives us direct access to our power.
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