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“As a psychotherapist, we have to look at the mind and the way our psychology plays a part in our living on a daily basis. One thing consistent in all literature whether it’s about spiritual wealth, financial wealth, or physical wealth is gratefulness,” states Bullock. “If you look at what you
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(1997) Kweisi Mfume, “A Shining and Powerful Dream”
Kweisi Mfume, born Frizzel Gray in Baltimore, Maryland, represented that city in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1986 to 1996 and rose to become Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus.  On February 15, 1996, he stepped down to become President of the National Association for the
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Judge Orders R. Kelly To Pay Back Rent With Money From Music Royalties
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‘Now is the time’ - BET founder Robert Johnson wants U.S. to pay $14 trillion in slavery reparations
And though attitudes towards reparations for slavery tend to polarize the U.S., BET founder Robert Johnson believes that “now is the time to go big” on reparations to help prevent the country from splitting into separate and unequal
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The Dime: Got Credit Cards? Keep a Low Balance—and Get the Most When You Spend • EBONY
Tips around how to strategically use credit cards to pay bills and rack up points for National Credit Card Education month.
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How to Keep Your Faith and Strive For Financial Freedom During Challenging Times
Reverend Dr. DeForest B. Soaries, Jr., the Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens (FBCLG) in Somerset, New Jersey, and the former New Jersey Secretary of State, launched the Billion Dollar Challenge to create black wealth and to motivate the black communities to strive for
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From One Teen To Another: 4 Steps To Help You Make Some Cash Online This Holiday Season - Blavity
If you’re interested in sharing your opinion on any cultural, political or personal topic, create an  account here  and check out our  how-to post  to learn more. ____ In the business world, Q4 (the final quarter of the year which includes the holiday season) is a crucial time for many
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Building wealth through Black Businesses | The Crusader Newspaper Group
As part of an ongoing sponsored series on Black financial health, we are exploring the racial wealth gap, its impact on our community, and what’s being done to address it. In today’s column, we focus our conversation on access to entrepreneurship. We welcome your ideas and questions to be covered
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JPMorgan Chase announces Byna Elliott as new head of 'Advancing Black Pathways' program | The Atlanta Voice
JPMorgan Chase announced on Monday that Byna Elliott has been named the Head of Advancing Black Pathways, a nearly two-year-old strategy aimed at strengthening the economic foundation of the Black community. In taking the helm of Advancing Black Pathways, Elliott will play a key role in executing
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Ally Bank eliminates overdraft fees | The Atlanta Voice
Ally Bank announced Wednesday that it is eliminating overdraft fees — a key source of revenue for banks but a burdensome charge for customers. 'Overdraft fees are a pain point for many consumers but are particularly onerous for some,' Ally Financial CEO Jeffrey Brown said in a press release. 'It is
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Companies Across The U.S. Are Giving Employees Juneteenth Off
A bevy of companies and states are giving their employees Juneteenth off as the Black Lives Matter protests and police shootings have brought new awareness to the plight of African Americans in the
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Closing the Reading Gap: Reading Determines Your Success in Life. | Post News Group
Right Path to Learning promotes early literacy in these first crucial years while there’s still a chance to make a difference between success or failure in life. The post Closing the Reading Gap: Reading Determines Your Success in Life. first appeared on Post News Group.
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AFU, Hawks seize assets acquired with funds intended for Life Esidimeni | News24
The state has seized vehicles, a commercial stand and other valuable properties sourced through proceedings of the now-defunct Life Esidimeni.
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Latest COVID-19 Relief Bill Won’t Include Stimulus Checks, Lawmakers Say
While lawmakers agreed Sunday to provide roughly $300 in extra federal weekly unemployment benefits, a proposed $908 billion coronavirus relief bill will not include a second round of $1,200 stimulus checks.
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Bungalow Clothing, Co-founded by John Legend, Launches Online Styling Service for Women
Bungalow Clothing announced today the launch of an online, high-end personal styling service for women at www.BungalowClothing.com. The popular online shopping destination, co-founded by CEO Rob Wright, President Jonathan Snyder, VP of Merchandising Meital Bronstein and John Legend is transforming
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Eastern Cape premier to take action against Magashule over stolen money claims | News24
Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane has slammed embattled ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule amid claims that money stolen from municipalities were allegedly deposited into his bank account.
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Private Creditors can seize $1,400 stimulus checks
Some Americans with unpaid debt could have their $1,400 stimulus checks garnished to pay off their debts, according to Fox 5 DC. The direct payments, which are part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan that Biden signed into law on Thursday, are set to go out to eligible Americans this
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Namibia: Ewallet Can Now Pay Utility Bills Across the Country
[Namibia Economist] FNB Head of Merchant Services and Fleet, Herman Kruger, this week announced a new offering that allows customers to pay their water and electricity bills with their FNB eWallet.
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Why Black-led Banks Are Key to Driving Racial Equity | The Atlanta Voice
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Kenya Raises $1 billion in oversubscribed Eurobond sale | Fin24
Kenya raised $1 billion in its first Eurobond sale in two years as the East African nation balances between the need to fund its economic recovery and lower its debt burden.
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Newsom Unveils Revised Budget Proposal, $100 Billion Post-Pandemic Recovery Plan | Post News Group
The $267.8 billion budget includes a $196.8 billion general fund and is roughly $41 billion more than the initial budget Newsom proposed in January. The post Newsom Unveils Revised Budget Proposal, $100 Billion Post-Pandemic Recovery Plan     first appeared on Post News Group.
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Gwamba blasts critics: Calls them hypocrites | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Gospel artist Duncan Gwamba Zgambo has hit back at people who are criticizing him for publicizing his charity works. In response to his critics on social media, the rapper has said those who are criticizing him for doing good works are hypocrites. “Jesus performed his miracles in public. I will
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Community rallies around Dorchester bike shop
After weeks of sheltering at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, Noah Hicks was looking forward to reopening Spokehouse, his Uphams Corner bike shop, last
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Knox Junior School a toxic cesspool of financial concealment, says former chair
Controversy clouds the church-run Knox Junior School following the discovery earlier this year of a bank account being used despite two of its three signatories dead amid a slew of other alleged financial irregularities that have been plaguing the...
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HHW Gaming: A Crispy Sealed Copy of ‘Super Mario 64’ Fetches A Record-Breaking Amount of Coins At Auction
A completely sealed copy of Mario's first 3D adventure Super Mario 64, has sold for a ridiculous $1.56 million over the weekend. Heritage Auctions states the game had a 9.8 A++ Sealed rating on the Wata Scale.
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House Passes Bipartisan Legislation Led by Congressman David Scott to Address Banking Access Disparities in Underinvested Communities - The Atlanta Inquirer
Washington, D. C.  - On May 18, 2021, the U. S. House of Representatives passed the Financial Inclusion in Banking Act, a bipartisan bill led by Congressman David Scott (GA-13) to help address long-standing disparities in access to traditional banking resources and economic opportunities. The
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Namibia: Nanso Claims Damage After Fishrot Exposé
The president of the Namibian National Students' Organisation (Nanso), Simon Taapopi, says a newspaper article suggesting the student body got N$60 000 linked to the Fishrot scandal has potential to cause reputational harm to the
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White woman files discrimination suit — claims she didn’t get athletic dir. job because she was married to Black man | New Pittsburgh Courier
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