In 2017, Wells Fargo announced a commitment to create 250,000 African American homeowners by 2027. In addition to lending $60 billion for home purchases over that 10-year period, the banking giant has committed to increase the diversity of its sales team, particularly African American home […]
Retirement seems to be the choice of weary battle worn republicans. What happened to all the energy they had to fight President Obama? Trying to placate the uncontrollable Trump card seems to have caused retreat, back-peddling, […]
Mayor Bill de Blasio this week announced completion of replacement of roofs at 65 NYCHA buildings across New York City. The Mayor said these new roofs will benefit about 13,000 residents by reducing mold, which can cause asthma and other respiratory illness. This marks the […]
By Julianne Malveaux (TriceEdneyWire.com) The Fair Housing Act was passed a week after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. President Lyndon Johnson encouraged Congress to pass the legislation as a tribute to the slain civil rights ladder, who, along with several civil rights organizations […]
Traditionally, millionaires were associated with Old Money. You know, names like Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, and other 3+ syllable names of colonist, who came, in pursuit of the BIG American dream. Unlike us, who were brought here, to ensure that these goals were achieved, accepted the brain-washed […]
By Dwayne Moore Contributing Scribe Miles Davis once said, “Knowledge is freedom and ignorance is slavery”. As a citizen of the United States, public education is free until 12th grade, but what you are learning, and how you are taught is critical, especially as […]
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