[jwplayer mediaid=”456693″]Oprah Winfrey is one of the most successful and powerful African American women in history, and at the lowest point of her professional career,
Oprah Winfrey served as the keynote speaker at Harvard’s 2013 commencement. Oprah fans and former Harvard grads who were unable to make the trip got
Oprah Winfrey served as the keynote speaker at Harvard’s 362nd commencement. Rolling out was on hand when the media mogul inspired graduates as her words
It’s safe to say that Neil deGrasse Tyson is one of the smartest men on the planet. The astrophysicist holds degrees from Harvard University, the
Depression and Suicide study Due to the increasing concern over the health and safety of football players , the National Football League and Harvard University are
Harvard and MIT classes that have just opened their online registration process. Better hurry!
Marijuana — from issues of legalization to the massively disproportionate arrests of minority youth for its possession — is frequently in the news. However, rarely
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
The killing of Trayvon Martin and its aftermath proved that race relations in America continues to be an ongoing problem. Civil rights leaders and upset
Similar to most major cities in America, Detroit has faced ongoing issues with low-performing schools that fail to properly prepare students for higher achievement. As
Naomi Schaefer Riley wants us all to believe that there is no value in black studies on college campuses. In an article titled, “The Most
“This type of business is about relationship-building.”
David Banner gave a riveting speech at Harvard University during an event that acknowledged the 20th anniversary of the L.A. riots. Held at the Barker
David Banner gave a riveting speech at Harvard University during an event that acknowledged the 20th anniversary of the L.A. riots. Held at the Barker
David Banner understands that the hip-hop generation is facing a crisis. The Grammy Award-winning rapper often speaks out about the troubling issues that blacks in
“If you want more hair, buy it, but don’t let that be who you are.”
Dr. Jocelyn Wilson has studied hip-hop culture for over a decade. After recently earning a fellowship at Harvard University, Dr. Wilson is now working on
“That might explain why black folks have trouble getting a cab.”
During rolling out‘s recent visit to Cambridge, Mass., we spoke with several black professors and MBA students who shared their experiences on life at an Ivy League institution.
Dr. Cornel West, Raheem DeVaughn and 17 others were arrested in Washington D.C. shortly after they attended the deidication of the Dr. martin Luther King
