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African-Americans allege labor discrimination in Chicago

by
Jeff Tyler
May 7, 2013
African-American men in Chicago say some temp firms discriminate against them and prefer to hire Latino immigrants.

Can black-owned franchises help narrow the wealth gap?

by
Noel King
May 2, 2013
Barriers to minority franchise ownership remain, but some black entrepreneurs are leading the way.

Recovery from job loss: Easier for whites than blacks

by
Krissy Clark
Apr 3, 2013
A new study from Pew on economic mobility examines how unemployment affects black and white families differently.

Wealth gap grows between black and white in U.S.

Interview by
Kai Ryssdal
Mar 1, 2013
The racial wealth gap in the United States has tripled in the past 25 years.

MLK's old neighborhood seeks economic comeback

by
Jim Burress
Jan 21, 2013
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s old Atlanta neighborhood, Sweet Auburn, was once one of the more prosperous African-American neighborhoods, but it has since fallen on hard times. Now it is trying to make a comeback.

African-American youth seeing more alcohol ads

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Bob Moon
Sep 27, 2012
A new study finds African-Americans aged 12-20 are exposed to more alcohol advertising than American young people in general

PAC tries to tap African-American Greek network

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Ann Heppermann
Sep 11, 2012
A new political action committee is trying to bring alumni of the nine oldest black fraternities and sororities -- known as the Divine Nine -- into the fundraising game.

Cigar smoking among black high schoolers on the rise

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Dan Gorenstein
Aug 10, 2012
American teens are smoking cigarettes less these days. But the number of black high school students who smoke cigars has nearly doubled in recent years.

New Orleans' other 'million dollar neighborhood'

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Shereen Marisol Meraji
Oct 3, 2012
High rates of imprisonment are a cause -- and effect -- of poverty.

BET CEO Debra Lee on television for a black audience

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Kai Ryssdal
Jul 9, 2012
The CEO and president of BET Networks discusses television programming for African Americans, and the role of the network in today's media sphere.

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