Innovators demonstrate their job creation impact to create prosperity from the opportunities created by the pandemic The Journal of Black Innovation describes how African-American innovators are providing solutions to tackle the disparate impact of the pandemic in the United States and globally
Experts describe how to plan for vibrant Black communities California African-American Freedom Trail historian John William Templeton presents Bounce Back Black San Francisco to the San Francisco Planning Department Sept. 29 with an expert panel on developmental economics, historic preservation and environmental
Pastors help rally landslide against California recall Pastor Lee A. Kissee of Bethany Baptist Church in West Los Angeles ended an hour-long conversation with Gov. Gavin Newsom Saturday with a simple conclusion: “We want to continue the course this administration is on.”
Dr. Amos C. Brown, senior pastor of the oldest Black Baptist church west of the Mississippi, hosts Gov. Gavin Newsom of California Saturday at 1 p.m. in an online conversation with clergy leaders across the state. Brown, one of eight students taught
CLEVELAND — A new report from the Cleveland Federal Reserve notes that higher income doesn’t reduce the economic impact of discrimination. Authors Dionissi Aliprantis, Daniel Carroll and Eric Young found: “Black households with incomes of $175,000 per year live in neighborhoods with