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Black Enterprise Magazine Founder & Publisher Earl Graves talked about leadership in the African-American community. He also responded to questions from the audience.

Members of the TransAfrica forum paid tribute to their founders, Randall Robinson and Edward Lewis, and introduced the new leadership.

Publisher and Founder of Black Enterprise Magazine, Earl Graves, delivered the commencement address at Virginia State University.

African-American leaders talked about the role of Affirmative Action in the business community. Among the issues they addressed were the ability of minority entrepreneurs to compete against …

Participants spoke about the state of race relations and the role of the NAACP in promoting civil rights. Among the issues addressed were minority representation in various industries, racia…

Mr. Graves spoke about economic development and race. He talked about how the African-American community’s economic situation, including preserving affirmative action and increasing African-…

The memorial service for Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, held at the Metropolitan Baptist Church in Washington D.C.. Brown was killed in the crash of a U.S. Air Force jet in Croatia that took …

Economists and business leaders discussed initiatives for short and long term investment in the U.S. economy in the first session of the second day of the economic conference in Little Rock …

The National Rainbow Coalition and the Citizen Education Fund sponsored a roundtable discussion entitled, "From Recession to Reinvesting in America". Members at the conference spoke on dom…

Earl Graves, chief executive officer of Pepsi-Cola of Washington, DC, the largest minority controlled Pepsi franchise in the U.S., spoke to the Society of American Business Editors and Write…