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Between 2001 and 2016, however, while black households lagged other races and ethnicities for all family structures, the fall in the homeownership rate for married black households was striking. The homeownership rate for married black households was down 5 percent compared with 3 percent for male- and female-headed single black households.
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Created by six-time GRAMMY® Award-winning icon BeBe Winans and director Charles Randolph-Wright (Motown the Musical), Born For This: A New Musical celebrates the incredible true story of BeBe Winans – a young man who follows his heart and finds his destiny.
Detroit teenagers BeBe and Cece Winans experience the ultimate in culture shock when they leave the comfort and safety of their already-famous family to join Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s Praise The Lord Network in Pineville, ...
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Most Spring/Summer fashions consist of floral patterns and bright colors. Well… there are still bright colors with a strong influence of “Wakanda” Yaaasssss! We have been bitten by the “Black Panther” bug and letting the Royal design of clothing attire come out! Here are a few looks that came down the Spring “Panther” walk this season!
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Meet Linda Champion candidate for Suffolk County District Attorney. Please come out and give your support to her campaign at Restaurante Cesaria 266 Bowdoin St. Dorchester, MA. April 7th at Noon! She will talk about the commitment she plans to give in office, and answer any questions or concerns about holding the position as Suffolk ...
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Attorney Linda Champion was raised by her mother, Tae, a Korean immigrant. Her mother seeking a better life for her family moved in the late 80s to Lowell, Massachusetts. She worked in technology quality control during the day and at night worked as a McDonald’s shift manager to support her children. Her work ethic ...
Last fall, the fashion industry took a major step forward towards inclusivity, both on the runway at New York Fashion Week and in print ads. This season, however, the industry’s evolution stalled. Racial diversity only marginally improved 0.4 percent at NYFW for fall 2018, according to the Fashion Spot, which analyzed casting ...
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Evann WeltyClass of 2021
Major: Undecided
Minor: Law
Evann Welty is a first year student at Bentley. She is from Minnesota, a long ways away from Boston. Here at Bentley she is in the Honors program as well as on the Tennis team. She says Tennis has influenced her attitude towards life ...
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Olive UmehClass of 2020
Major: Accounting
Minor: Law
Olive Umeh is a sophomore at Bentley University and has kept herself busy since she first arrived. She participated in the Summer Transition Education Program her first-year and jumped right into leadership ...
