The Black Family, 60 Years Later: What Moynihan Saw, and What We Refused to Fix
In 1965, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Democrat and top official in Lyndon B. Johnson’s Department of Labor, authored a report that ignited a national...
The Future of Black Business in the AI Revolution
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Join host Damon K. Jones for another insightful episode of Money Mondays as we welcome tech guru AI Eric for an eye-opening discussion on...
Revisiting Thomas Sowell: A Forgotten Blueprint for Black Empowerment in 2025
In 2025, Black America is more visible than ever—and yet, no closer to power. We’re in the commercials, in the movies, on the ballots,...
This Women’s History Month, Let’s Prioritize Black Women’s Mental Health—and Their Whole Health
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we reflect on women's brilliance, strength, and impact throughout history. But this March, let’s go deeper—beyond celebration, toward...
NYT Editorial: Broken Promises in Blue America: Housing, Schools, and the Truth About Equity
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The Blue State Illusion: How Liberal Hypocrisy Fuels American InequalityAn analysis of The New York Times Opinion video editorial — with a look at...
