We must use all of our resources to galvanize our efforts into collective work and responsibility... unless we are truly afraid of success.
Are your circumstances defining who and what you are? Each of us must determine to define ourselves and control our responses to the circumstances we encounter -- with just one minute.
We invite you to consider with us the principles of Nguzo Saba over the next seven days. These principles represent values that can strengthen our lives, our families, and our communities, whether you celebrate Kwanzaa or not.
A group of urban teenagers from the south side of Columbus, OH have teamed up to launch a start-up business venture to learn entrepreneurship, leadership, business and finance skills they plan to carry on with them to college and beyond.
Solutions to many of our problems begin with a priority on building a stronger generation of children to lead us to greater prosperity and success.
Recent trends in popular culture are moving in the wrong direction.
"The key idea of National Black Business Month is that redirecting a small portion of our individual spending would dramatically increase the sales of black-owned businesses."
How did we let so much of the progress of our people slip away?
