In an insightful episode of “A Seat at the Table,” acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su sheds light on the dynamic landscape of America’s workforce.
With the spirit of Tyre Nichols permeating throughout the hallowed halls of Congress, President Joe Biden address several issues relevant to the Black community, including
Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh tackles the ongoing unemployment issue in a recent interview with rolling out. What would you suggest that young people focus
U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh joined rolling out’s Munson Steed on the “A Seat at the Table” talk show to discuss his work on
The current crisis over immigration may impact low income blacks the most. The question has to be asked; where are these new immigrants going to
Harvard’s Dr. James Sidanius played an intricate role in the Civil Rights movement during the 1960s. Over the years, Dr. Sidanius has studied the psychological
There have been six consecutive months where at least 100,000 jobs have been created in this country — but it seems like African Americans got
The year Barack Obama was born, an American of African descent could not board public transit without the permission of whites, or select the seat
President Obama admonished blacks against constantly “complaining” and “whining” and implored the 3,000 in attendance at the Congressional Black Caucus convention to begin fighting with
Here is one word to describe the August jobs report: Dismal. The Labor Department’s most recent report painted a dreary picture for all the unemployed
Rep. Maxine Waters ignited a few tremors in a state known for earthquakes when she told a crowd at a Kitchen Table Summit in Inglewood,
President Obama’s presidency has been such a colossal disaster for African Americans that he will lose scores of black voters next year, so says Republican
A recent study by the Economic Policy Institute highlights that Blacks and Latinos lagged far behind whites even during the last economic boom. To worsen
The economic downturn affected minority communities disproportionately as black unemployment levels soared from 2007-2010. McDonald’s is seeking to provide employment and job experience for 50,000
President Obama exhaled yesterday as the national unemployment rate fell to a two-year low of 8.8 percent. However, the jobless rate for African Americans continues
