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Here’s 6 Latino sites, magazines and journals with very distinct voices and styles. There are now about 55 million Hispanics in the U.S. While publications targeting Latinos have come and gone – unfortunately many were victims of the recent economic downturn or could not find the necessary readership to boost their advertising budget – there are still plenty of magazines, journals and sites for and by Latinos, including some which are bilingual for those who also like to read en español. Since one size does not fit all, here’s our first list of six publications with their own unique style. Latina Magazine Latina…

Believe it or not, there are hundreds of Black business magazines – that is, business-focused magazines that target African American readers. There are also many publications that are focused on professional career development. Some are local, some are national, and some are even international. Many are even available as digital publications via your laptop, tablet or smartphone. There are also many blogs that can be very helpful and resourceful to both aspiring and established Black business owners. Here are the best Black business magazines, publications, blogs and more: Atlanta Tribune: The MagazineThis publication is Atlanta’s No. 1 business lifestyle publication…

Mainstream Fashion magazines are doing a great job at featuring us on their covers. BRAVO! I think it’s important for me to share my Top Black fashion magazines that have always shared the beauty of black people. While growing up, I loved flipping through magazines that featured people that looked like me (and I still do). I find that I naturally gravitate towards anything that resembles what I see in the mirror. ESSENCE When I read Essence, I feel welcomed! It’s such a community of sisterhood that it’s hard not to feel embraced as a black woman. Julee Wilson’s work as the…

Meet extraordinary women leaders who are making their marks Ensuring women hold leadership positions—in business, politics, and the community—is so important to a thriving society that the United Nations (UN) has made it a focus under its goal of achieving gender parity and empowering all women and girls. “Women’s equal representation in leadership matters—not only for achieving gender equality, but for making sound decisions in politics, the workplace, and every area of public life,” noted the United Nations when outlining this goal as part of its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which was adopted eight years ago by all UN…

Class of 2024 Highlights 100 Exceptional Black Women in the C-Suite and Executive Leadership, including Janice Bryant Howroyd, Founder and CEO, ActOne Group, Kei Clarke, CEO of WNBA New York Liberty, Tinisha Argamonte, SVP & Chief Diversity Officer, The Walt Disney Company, and Pamela Oliver, Chief Medical Officer, Novant Health, among others SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Diversity Woman Magazine announces its fourth annual ‘ELITE 100’ issue, a tribute to 100 extraordinary Black women leaders. Each year, more and more Black women are undeniably making historic gains in corporate America. To celebrate these remarkable women and encourage those who will be featured in future lists, Diversity…

The findings from Raj Chetty’s study, which illustrate that Black children born in the 90s had better odds of economic mobility compared to those born in the 80s, paint a complex picture of racial progress and economic advancement. This improvement in mobility, where the gap between Black and white low-income families has narrowed significantly, is indeed noteworthy. It reflects the impact of various policy changes and socio-economic shifts over time. However, these findings also highlight the ongoing significance of race in shaping economic outcomes. Key Insights from Chetty’s Study Implications for Policy and Society Conclusion Chetty’s study provides valuable insights…

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and CO selected North End Teleservices as a top 100 small business out of more than 14,000 applicants.  Nebraska’s largest African-American-owned business is one of America’s top small businesses. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and CO, a digital platform for small businesses, selected North End Teleservices out of more than 14,000 applicants. The list of 100 reflects a diverse pool of small businesses of all sizes and industries from across 31 states and Washington, D.C. “This achievement furthers the complete joy that I feel knowing we are accomplishing our mission of Creating Jobs and Changing Lives,” Carmen Tapio,…

With the Latino community flexing our power economically and politically, it’s hard to ignore us these days. We make up 18% of the U.S. population, and though many of us are bilingual and bicultural, we hold on to the beauty of the cultures of our homelands with ferocity. It’s why we bring such a unique flair to everything we touch—from food to music to fashion and beauty—it’s that toque personal that makes us stand apart from the rest. If you’d like to get to know the Latinx community here in the U.S. a bit more, or at least get in…