Op/Ed – The Demise of a Nation Upheld in a 6-3 Ruling
Within a week, the Trump-appointed-majority court has undone four key landmark rulings that have extended protections to the nation’s most vulnerable populations for decades.
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How This Design Entrepreneur’s ‘Pandemic Pivot’ Led to a 250% Increase in Sales
Sales began flourishing for fashion brand District of Clothing once founder Dionna Dorsey pivoted during the coronavirus pandemic
Katrina +5: Jobs Lag and the Road Home Remains Uncertain
If jobs and housing are the barometers by which recoveries are judged, five years after the storm, New Orleans is getting mixed reviews. The job market was initially brisk due to the inevitable uptick in construction and service trade jobs, which were accompanied by higher hourly wages. In many ways, observes Jefferson Parish Councilman Byron Lee, Louisiana was for a long time sheltered from the economic downturn going on just about everywhere else, because it was still in recovery mode.
This Woman May Have Been the First Black Woman Manager in the Fortune 500
Author Wendy Jones can’t exactly prove that her mother, Josephine Jones, was the first black woman manager at a Fortune 500 company, but she certainly makes a strong case for it in her book, “Extraordinary Life.”
Opinion: Gay Rights are Civil Rights
Why every citizen of the US has the right to political, economic and social freedom, and equality under the law