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Overcoming barriers through education
Keep a careful eye on the Higher Education Act
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Backing Black Businesses With David Hall And Rodney Sampson
Beyond the Rhetoric
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Racial inequity is hidden in plain sight
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John Lewis – A True Hero has Departed
Beyond the Rhetoric
On July 17 we got the news that one of our few heroes made his...
Ridesharing is the Path to Wealth
Beyond the Rhetoric
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Making a Black Chamber Effective
Beyond the Rhetoric
The time has come for us to gather up all the...
An Example of a Strong Black Leader
This letter is an excellent example of perfect advocacy...
When the Grim Reaper comes tapping at your door
Beyond the Rhetoric
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Beyond the Rhetoric
Levi's Stadium: A project that will go down in infamy
The National Black Chamber of Commerce and its kindred spirits have been fighting construction unions' racist hiring and contracting tactics.
What if the CBC was pro-business?
The Congressional Black Caucus in its short history has basically been a bastion of progressive or liberal thinkers. Of the 42 members who can vote, their record collectively has been on a pro-socialistic direction. All of them are a part of the Democratic Party and will march with President Barack Obama’s agenda regardless of what harm it will do to Black Americans. The Republican Party has one person, Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina.