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Establishment Economists Attack Kamala Harris – For Being Right On Price Gouging
By Jim Hightower Photos: YouTube Screenshots “I’ve got thosePayday-FridayGrocery store blues.” That working-class-lament is from an old bluegrass song, but millions of working stiffs are singing it today.…
New Research: Historic Economic Milestones For Black Americans Mask Persistent Economic Insecurity
By Joint Center\CEPR Photos: Joint Center\CEPR WASHINGTON — A new brief from the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies and the Center for Economic and Policy Research…
The Political Strings That Bind: Can Kamala Harris’ Economic Policies Benefit Black America?
The entire nation and world are swept up in the dramatic runup to the November 5, 2024 Presidential Election. We began receiving clear signals concerning Kamala Harris’s economic…
Kamala Harris And The Unending Onslaught Of Economic Attacks Against Black Americans
By Dr. Brooks Robinson\Black Economics Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons This essay is a late entry. We had planned to feature an essay entitled “Kamala’s ‘Last Straw’ Drama,” which…
Black Farmers Matter: White House Receiving Nationwide Praise For Financial Assistance Provided To Farmers Who Experienced Discrimination
By USDA Photos: YouTube Screenshots On Wednesday, July 31, the Biden-Harris Administration announced it has issued payments to eligible applicants under the Inflation Reduction Act’s Discrimination Financial Assistance…
Uganda: Poor Financial Management, Lack Of Management System, Hindering Farming In Northern Uganda Says Development Bank
GULU CITY-SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2024 By Stephen Langole Photos: Livingstone Okumu Langol Photo#1: Some of the farm produce and products from Eden Farm in Amuria in Teso at…
A Growing Number Of American Workers Are ‘Union Curious’
By Economic Policy Institute Photos: YouTube Screenshots Two major shifts are occurring in U.S. workers’ attitudes toward labor unions: the rise of workers who are interested in, but…
Does The South Offer A Better Quality Of Life For African Americans? It’s Not That Simple…
By Dr. Brooks Robinson/Black Economics Photos: YouTube Screenshots Physical relocations typically come with different state and local government tax structures and provision of public goods and services. Given…
Tulsa To Secure U.S. Position As Global Tech Leader With Approximately $51 Million Award From Economic Development Administration
By Black PR Wire Photos: YouTube Screenshots (Black PR Wire) TULSA, Okla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today, the Biden-Harris administration and the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) awarded approximately $51 million…