Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have long been engines of opportunity, producing generations of leaders and scholars despite facing systemic, long-term underfunding and structural...
What Exactly Constitutes American History? It’s a simple question that seems to continually get harder to answer. Arlington National Cemetery’s Erasure of History As part of...
Across industries, Black women are reshaping the landscape of travel, fashion, and sustainability with innovation, cultural storytelling, and a commitment to inclusivity. These five trailblazers are...
Building Bridges Through Experience Danielle Marques’ journey began with a defining moment in 2022, when she walked through the outskirts of Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, and boarded...
Introduction New research from Harvard Kennedy School provides more insight into the unique challenges that Black women face in the workplace. Researchers Elizabeth Linos, Sanaz Mobasseri,...
Organizational Culture and Racial Inequality in the Workplace Introduction Organizational culture is a critical part of how companies set norms, values, and expectations. Researchers are now...
