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 […]
Compiled by Audrey J. Bernard Women’s Editor Karen Hunter is the best kept secret in radio broadcasting, publishing and social activism. A New Jersey native, Hunter is a change agent, influencer, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, professor, New York Times best-selling author, and host of the popular, […]
By Freddie Allen (Editor-In-Chief, NNPA Newswire) 7 minute read —Jack Girard, the president and CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, said that he visited historically Black colleges and universities to share information about the career and business opportunities in the petrochemical industry with students. —By […]
By Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr. (President and CEO, NNPA) As the world community observes and celebrates the 89th birthday of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., it is important for Black America to assess how far we have come 50 years since the […]
By Kam Williams – Senior Movie Critic I suppose the good old days are gone forever when you could make a Western without worrying about being political correct. I can still remember how, growing up, everybody (even the Native American kids) not only rooted for the […]