The Ones Making Big Moves Are Spotlighted in Dallas Business Journal
If you haven’t had a chance to read the Dallas Business Journal lately, you’ve been missing out on some incredible
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Historic Black Jockeys Honored by Woodford Reserve Charity Program
Pursuitist Headlines wrote up a nice article about how winemaker Woodford Reserve is honoring African American horse jockeys with their
Revisiting the Billion Dollar Black Hair Care Industry Problem
By John the CEO Over the years, we’ve written about the problem of why sistas don’t have a much larger
Using Black History Month as Basis For Making Moves
How have you used Black History Month to benefit you? It’s always great to learn from the good an tragic
Black History Month: We Got Unfinished Business
Should Black History Month 2021 be treated like all the other recent years, where we keep it moving without assessing
It’s MLK Day…Are You Living the Dream
Happy MLK Day. Hopefully 2021 is treating you a little better than that gangsta we know as 2020. But today
How Black America 2.0 Uses Leverage in Negotiations
If you’ve read our recent articles, you notice a repeating theme: How brothas and sistas can leverage their power more
Top Tips For Keeping Your Inventory On Track
By Marcus Lansky for Abilitator.biz When you’re running a business, and especially when it is your first business, managing inventory
Did Our Ancestors Die for the Right to Vote?
This is a common phrase many brothas and sistas use to convince themselves to only vote for one party as
A Key Voting Issue – The Black American Economy Needs a Real Agenda Now
So to those dummies who keep saying “slavery was a long time ago, get over it and desire to succeed,” you fail to comprehend this extreme, devastating destructive policy. What happened in the 1921 Black Wall Street Tulsa case, where the state government “promised” reparations but deliberately made sure the clock ran out via the statute of limitations, is a perfect example of what ALL of us have had to endure. We never got financially restored, and when some of us were able to overcome these great obstacles in the late 1870s through the early 1920s, here came both the government and private corporate interests masquerading as the KKK to do many acts of ethnic cleansing of our forefathers that forced them to flee their properties or get killed. The bloody ethnic cleansing terrorist acts of 1919 are a perfect example of that.
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