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5 Ways The 2026 XCEL Summit For Men Will Enrich Personal Developement (opens the original)
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Here are five ways XCEL can help professionals invest in their growth. For professionals looking to sharpen their leadership skills, expand their networks, and prepare for the next stage of their careers, professional development can extend well beyond the workplace. The 10th annual BLACK ENTERPRISE XCEL Summit for Men, taking place Oct. 21-23 at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida, will bring together more than 800 executives, entrepreneurs, and business leaders for three days o
Black Mothers Aren't Opting Out Of Work, They're Being Pushed Out (opens the original)
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A growing number of Black women are not getting paid at all. By Taylor Austin, Campaign Director, Workplace Justice, MomsRising In July, BLACK ENTERPRISE published my article that addressed the phenomenon that Black mothers get underpaid twice, once at work and once at tax time. Two months later, a growing number of us are not getting paid at all. Labor force participation among Black mothers of children under 5 fell 11.5 percentage points in three months this year, reaching its lowest level in
Cheryl Polote Williamson Enstooled As Queen Mother In Ghana (opens the original)
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The ceremony brought together members of the Abura Odonase community. Cheryl Polote Williamson has been enstooled as a queen mother in Ghana, taking on a development-focused leadership role as she expands her philanthropic, business, and diaspora engagement efforts in the country, according to CityBiz.com. The Anona Royal Family enstooled Polote Williamson as Nana Aba Kwekuwah Somah I, Queen Mother of Development for the Abura Odonase traditional area. The ceremony brought together members of th
Development Without Displacement Is a Capital Strategy, Not a Slogan (opens the original)
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Every neighborhood that lands a new landmark hears the same promise ... Every neighborhood that lands a new landmark hears the same promise, and too many of them get the same ending. Investment arrives, values climb, and the families who held the block together through the lean decades are priced out before the ribbon is cut. Woodlawn is watching that story unfold in real time. The Obama Presidential Center opened this summer a few blocks from my family’s church. In East Woodlawn, the median hom
Converse's Latest Controversy Shows Why Cultural Competency Is A Business Imperative (opens the original)
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The sneaker giant’s apology offers a lesson for every company investing in branding, marketing, and consumer trust. Reflect for a moment on the Converse ad and the image that circulated. At first glance, it appears to be nothing more than a sneaker advertisement. Yet for many consumers, the imagery evokes something far more troubling. Converse found itself at the center of a growing controversy after consumers criticized an advertisement from its Chuck 70 X campaign, pictured above, arguing that
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