by Norman Dowe
I remember Momma often sarcastically saying “white is right”. She sort of spit it out with somewhat of an edge intimating that she did not totally agree with accepted assumption that “white is right”. Momma didn’t elaborate on her thoughts but her statement was one of the maxims that I grew up with. [...]
Micro-lender bringing his vision of helping the poor to D.C. By Jonathan O'Connell Monday, April 19, 2010; The Washington Post In 1976, Muhammad Yunus began making loans of a dollar or less to poor farmers and textile makers in his native Bangladesh. Thirty years later, ...
Business Improvement Background There is an air of excitement about the possibilities for collaboration after the initial meetings between we had. The basics seem to be there: shared values, a passion for helping Black businesses succeed, a focus ...
Knowedge Management on a Budget In today’s information driven world of business there is an increased awareness that the intellectual capital of an organization is an important component of its assets. Companies are aware that trade secrets, patents and customers ...
How Much Should I Read? by Norman Dowe The Bible can be an intimidating book. It is actually a book of books that is over 2,000 pages in some editions. How should a Christian read the Bible? Some get a daily ...
Ephren Taylor Ephren W. Taylor II, CEO has been hailed internationally as a wunderkind of the business world due to his unparalleled accomplishment of becoming the youngest African American CEO of any publicly-held company. He ...
The Prosperity Gospel in the African American Church The High Cost of the Slave Auction Block: The Prosperity Gospel in the African American Church By Erik Peay - Reformed Blacks of America I cannot imagine what it must have been like to stand on ...