By J. Zamgba Browne Chief Correspondent Gov. Andrew Cuomo has unveiled a plan to combat sexual harassment in the workplace, ensure access to contraception, remove firearms from domestic abusers, increase child care funding and support women advancing in the workplace. “From the birth of the […]
By J. Zamgba Browne Chief Correspondent Sen. Charles Schumer has succeeded in posthumously securing a U.S Army Medal of Honor for Pfc Emmanuel Mensah, an immigrant from Ghana who was tragically killed in a Bronx apartment fire while rescuing others late last month. “I applaud […]
By J. Zamgba Browne Chief Correspondent President Donald Trump’s incendiary comment about immigrants coming to the United Sates from “shithole countries” continues to send shock waves and generate global condemnation. On the home front, Democrat and Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill sharply criticized those comments […]
By Hazel Trice Edney Galvanizing people to spend money with Black-owned businesses, make deposits in Black-owned banks and voting for a mid-term election result that would cause Black Caucus members and Democrats to chair U. S. House and Senate Committees are the necessary keys […]
By Charlene Crowell (TriceEdneyWire.com) Nationwide, auto loans represent the third highest category of consumer debt. And according to new research, the color of your skin has a lot to do with how much debt is incurred. Discrimination in Auto Lending, authored and published by the […]
Compiled by Audrey J. Bernard Women’s Editor New York City recently lost an important asset in the Office of the Comptroller. After decades in an Outreach and Special Events role, Yvette Hibbert-Taylor retired the last full work week of 2017. In service to six Comptrollers over […]
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