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Deborah Owens, ‘America’s Wealth Coach’ AFRO Guest editor

Deborah Owens, CEO and founder of WealthyU Deborah Owens is CEO and founder of WealthyU: A financial wellness company, through which she creates customized financial education content on multi-media platforms. She is a 20-year financial services industry veteran and former vice president with Fidelity Investments. Owens is the author of three critically acclaimed books, A […]

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Goldman Sachs commits over $10 Billion to impact the lives of one million Black women

Goldman Sachs released the following statement regarding capital and philanthropic investments into the lives of one million Black women. The Goldman Sachs Group announced a new investment initiative of more than $10 billion to advance racial equity and economic opportunity by investing in Black women. In partnership with Black women-led organizations, financial institutions and other […]

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Examining historic Black businesses, the wealth gap, financial literacy

Frances “Toni” Draper, AFRO CEO and Publisher Over ten years ago, Black Enterprise magazine published what I’m calling Ten Wealth Principles:  l will live within my means. I will maximize my income potential through education and training. I will effectively manage my budget, credit debt and training.  I will save at least 10% of my […]

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Child Maltreatment, how to avoid it, how to help

Ìyánifá Ifáṣadé Shamette Franklin spoke to the AFRO about child maltreatment, ways to spot the issue and help children facing mistreatment, and offered tips to avoid neglecting or abusing young people in the future. (Screenshot) Micha Green and Ìyánifá Ifáṣadé Shamette Franklin Special to the AFRO With the COVID-19 pandemic, pupils were suddenly missing from […]

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Brooklyn Center police chief and officer who shot Daunte Wright resign

(l-r) Former officer Kim Potter, Daunte Wright. (Photo/MGN via the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder) By MSR News Online After a second night of protests and unrest following the police killing of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center on Sunday, Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott announced that the officer who shot Wright, identified as Kim Potter, has resigned effective immediately. He also […]

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