Growing Network of African-American Men Create Positive Dialogue Through BMe Initiative
March 20, 2013 // 0 Comments(Alex Peay, 25, is founder and president of Rising Sons. Credit: Cherri Gregg) by Cherri Gregg Philadelphia (CBS) – The John S. And James L. Knight Foundation started the Black Male Engagement Initiative two years ago. And now thousands of African American men are coming forward to tell their stories of success. BMe provides a platform for men to connect and engage with one another online an...
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Tips for Success, Through the Eyes of Corporate Vice Presidents
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10 Reasons People of Color Should Care About Sequestration
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Facebook COO Partners with Women Business Owners for Better Educa ...
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Lady in Red Resale Shop
March 11, 2013 // 0 Commentsby Allegra Walls Special to the MCJ Small Business Section “Lady in Red” Resale shop opened in...
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One Day at a Time
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