How to Choose a Good Role Model Based on 6 Key Characteristics
Choosing a good role model can set you up for success in life. Role models can come in many forms, including family members and colleagues. Here are six characteristics to look for when choosing a positive role model.
How to Choose a Good Role Model Based on 6 Key Characteristics
Choosing a good role model can set you up for success in life. Role models can come in many forms, including family members and colleagues. Here are six characteristics to look for when choosing a positive role model.
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Robert F. Smith’s Top Back-to-School Book Recommendations
Students are heading back to school, and even though they may have plenty of new binders, pencils and backpacks, there’s more to add to their educational tools. When it comes to learning about African American history, culture and the arts, here are some of Robert F. Smith’s favorite recommendations. They’re
New Organization Aims To Support Black-Owned Small Businesses
“New PA Chamber for Black Owned Business launches” by PennLive.com The road to success for small businesses is tough. For minority-owned small businesses, the struggle can be made even harder through systemic challenges inherent in Black communities. To help remedy these challenges, Pennsylvanians Marcia Perry Dix and David Dix recently founded the
New Anti-riot Laws May Disproportionately Impact Black Communities and Other Marginalized Groups
To date, 45 state legislatures and governors have passed, attempted to pass or are currently in the process of passing so-called “anti-riot” bills, according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (INCL). These are laws that would place limits on how citizens are allowed to gather to voice opinions and/or
New Research Will Significantly Improve Prostate Cancer Treatment for Black Men
A study of an experimental treatment for prostate cancer, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, shows promising results in prolonging life for men with aggressive prostate cancer. The new treatment targets proteins on the prostate cancer cells and attacks them, causing less damage to the surrounding cells.
Colorado’s Outdoor Equity Grant Program Is a Big Step to Help Expand Outdoor Access
Over the last year, more families have been venturing outside to explore what nature has to offer through hiking, biking and other recreational activities. While these entertaining and educational opportunities seem limitless, there are still significant disparities when it comes to who can easily access these resources. The Creation of
Student Freedom Initiative Will Provide Millions for HBCUs and Black Students in STEM This Fall
This fall will mark not only the beginning of a new school year for millions of students, but the launch of Student Freedom Initiative, a nonprofit organization which was the brainchild of Robert F. Smith. Student Freedom Initiative will offer flexible, lower-risk alternatives to high-interest private student loans to college
Robert F. Smith’s Top Back-to-School Book Recommendations
Students are heading back to school, and even though they may have plenty of new binders, pencils and backpacks, there’s more to add to their educational tools. When it comes to learning about African American history, culture and the arts, here are some of Robert F. Smith’s favorite recommendations. They’re
New Organization Aims To Support Black-Owned Small Businesses
“New PA Chamber for Black Owned Business launches” by PennLive.com The road to success for small businesses is tough. For minority-owned small businesses, the struggle can be made even harder through systemic challenges inherent in Black communities. To help remedy these challenges, Pennsylvanians Marcia Perry Dix and David Dix recently founded the
New Anti-riot Laws May Disproportionately Impact Black Communities and Other Marginalized Groups
To date, 45 state legislatures and governors have passed, attempted to pass or are currently in the process of passing so-called “anti-riot” bills, according to the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (INCL). These are laws that would place limits on how citizens are allowed to gather to voice opinions and/or
New Research Will Significantly Improve Prostate Cancer Treatment for Black Men
A study of an experimental treatment for prostate cancer, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, shows promising results in prolonging life for men with aggressive prostate cancer. The new treatment targets proteins on the prostate cancer cells and attacks them, causing less damage to the surrounding cells.
Colorado’s Outdoor Equity Grant Program Is a Big Step to Help Expand Outdoor Access
Over the last year, more families have been venturing outside to explore what nature has to offer through hiking, biking and other recreational activities. While these entertaining and educational opportunities seem limitless, there are still significant disparities when it comes to who can easily access these resources. The Creation of
Student Freedom Initiative Will Provide Millions for HBCUs and Black Students in STEM This Fall
This fall will mark not only the beginning of a new school year for millions of students, but the launch of Student Freedom Initiative, a nonprofit organization which was the brainchild of Robert F. Smith. Student Freedom Initiative will offer flexible, lower-risk alternatives to high-interest private student loans to college