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By Jim Hightower Photo: Austin News Guild\The Media Institute\LinkedIn Local newspapers – produced by reporters who live in and know about their communities – are vital to America’s…
By Center for Economic and Policy Research Photos: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics\YouTube Screenshots According to recent estimates, the Black-white employment gap is as large as at least…
Photos: Facebook\Spectrum Reach New York, NY – January 22, 2024 – Spectrum Reach, the advertising sales business of Charter Communications, Inc., today announced it will offer 250 underserved…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons NEW YORK, NY - The Interfaith Housing Commission for Housing Equality, a coalition of faith leaders dedicated to combating housing inequality in Harlem, is…
By Jim Hightower Photos: YouTube\Video\Screenshots The systemic denial of support and general exploitation that Black farmers in America have endured remains a relatively unexplored topic when it comes…
Photos:EnPac\Wikimedia Commons The Energy and Poverty Awareness Center (“EnPAC”), a non-profit dedicated to advancing reliable and affordable energy policies to help reduce poverty in minority communities, will launch…
By U.S. Black Chambers Photos: U.S. Black Chambers\YouTube Screenshot\Wikimedia Commons – In the wake of recent developments challenging the progress made in fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion for…
Photos: OECS Monday, January 15, 2024 — The fight against poverty is being accelerated in 2024. Poverty reduction in the context of sustainable development remains high on the…
By U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC) Photos: U.S. Black Chambers\YouTube Screenshots Welcome 2024! As we joyfully commemorate the 15th anniversary of U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), we reflect…
By CEPR Photos: YouTube Screenshots Forty-three million Americans currently have student loan debt. This group of borrowers collectively owes $1.766 trillion, which is a 267.1% nominal increase from…
