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December 03 – December 16, 2020

The Black Magnificent Mile: 71st to 95th on Cottage Grove

The Black spending pattern has resulted in a self-imposed colonialism which is reflected in the abandonment of one commercial strip after another. Every closed abandoned store means a loss on the average of four jobs per establishment. If Blacks had spent 17.8 percent more of their income in the Black community in 1975 they would have created an additional 22,000 jobs. (Publisher Wayne Young often thinks about this article that he first read as a teenager.)

October 22 – November 04, 2020

A Talk with Bob Johnson and Byron Allen

That Big TV Virtual Experience conference, featured a candid interview with media moguls Bob Johnson and Byron Allen. The media magnets addressed the massive wealth transfer that took place as people of African descent built the Americas, laid the grounds and rationale for reparations, and more.

September 24 – October 7, 2020

Money Managing Tips During The Pandemic

It has become the norm to store financial records in smartphones, computers, or the cloud, and to conduct financial transactions electronically. In addition to email and social media accounts, most people also own a trove of digital assets.

September 24 – October 7, 2020

From Barber to Financial Institution Chief

Arlo Washington, who had been a barber for about 10 years, founded a literacy non–profit in 2008, the same year he opened the for–profit, Washington Barber College. Today, the non–profit, PEOPLE Trust, is the only Black–controlled financial institution based in Arkansas.

August 27 – September 09, 2020

Estate Planning for the Digital Era

It has become the norm to store financial records in smartphones, computers, or the cloud, and to conduct financial transactions electronically. In addition to email and social media accounts, most people also own a trove of digital assets.