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By Sheryl Nance-Nash When Sharlea Brookes was in high school, a friend opened his computer — and displayed a five-figure portfolio. “He had invested money from his bar mitzvah. That was my introduction to investing,” Brookes told Insider. Now 26, Brookes...
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By Jasmine Lynn Seales Black youth are facing more mental health concerns than ever. As adults, it’s important to listen to them and direct them to seek help. Being young can be hard enough as is — grades, hormones, and life choices can impact the mental health of any...
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By Jasmine Jackson Despite headlines proclaiming growth and progress, the funding gap for female and BIPOC-founded startups remains significant. Halfway through 2021, the funding for U.S. startups led by Black women had already outpaced the total from 2018 (the...MultiCulturalism Today™
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