For the Black community, economic stability is not just a goal but a cornerstone of our daily lives, deeply intertwined with our values of faith and family. As we navigate various societal ...

Data: Economic Policy Institute; Map: Alex Fitzpatrick/Axios As the nation marks a turbulent Black History Month, the economic state of Black America has much improved over the last few decades ...

This Fourth of July, director Osato Dixon’s film ‘Wait Until Tomorrow’ audits America's ledger of racial debt. A analysis on ...

White House touts economic and infrastructure plan for Black communities. ... The White House says that, so far, more than 10 million jobs have been created during Biden’s presidency.

Despite record-breaking economic numbers, African Americans still face economic insecurity. Comprehensive policies are needed to bridge Black/White inequality.

Most Black Americans agree — acronyms aren’t essential to advancement. But dismantling diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs cannot sideline Black America from economic opportunity ...

From the mid-1970s to 2021, the white labor force participation rate almost always exceeded the Black labor force participation rate. For most of Biden’s tenure, the opposite has been true ...

This economic disparity means that going to college, for Black Americans, is far more likely to require going into debt − and larger amounts of it. Eighty-six percent have to borrow toward a ...

August is National Black Business Month, and ESSENCE is celebrating Black economic excellence and taking a look at the important history of Black cooperatives. According to data from the last ...

This is volume 43 of my monthly column entitled “Black Dollars Matter.” As I point out each month, this column is generally designed to compel Philadelphia’s major predominantly white-owned and ...

Could an economic “Black Swan” of a recession upend the November election? Even before Friday’s shockingly worrisome jobs report (unemployment ticking up to 4.3%, a slowdown in hiring ...

Could an economic “Black Swan” of a recession upend the November election? Even before Friday’s shockingly worrisome jobs report (unemployment ticking up to 4.3%, a slowdown in hiring ...