Wages up for Black men, down for Black women
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The much acclaimed feature-length film, âPardons of Innocence: The Wilmington Ten,â will have its national debut during the CBCF Annual Legislative Conference this Friday, Sept. 26 at the Renaissance Hotel across from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in downtown Washington, D.C.
PBS to present American after Ferguson
The Back to School with the HistoryMakers program invites Black American trailblazers from all professional fields and trades to share their stories at schools around the nation. The visits are intended to boost academic achievement by offering students, particularly Black students, real life examples of the possibilities education can afford.
Still no justice a century after massacre of towns Black residents
Employers pickpocket billions of dollars from low-wage workers, a crime that disproportionately hurts Blacks and often goes underreported, according to a recent report by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
Donât force low-income consumers to the ‘Back of the Digital Bus’
Library of Congress hosts Civil Rights Exhibit
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy: Disaster inequality
Sending military equipment to police questioned