- Epic Lives: One Hundred Black Women Who Made a
Difference.
You may have glimpsed Jessie Carney Smith's reference book of 500 biographies, Notable Black American Women (see Book Review, June 1992), and thought, Wow! You may also have been intimidated by its price ($75) or its length (1,300+ pages). Now, there's the next best thing: Epic Lives: One Hundred Black ......
- The Portrayal of African-American in
Business-To-Business Direct Mail: A Benchmark Study.
The purpose of this article is to extend latitudinally the stream of research regarding racial minorities in industrial advertising and to provide a benchmark for future longitudinal studies. It utilizes content analysis to examine business-to-business direct mail advertising depiction of African-Americans. Findings indicate that about 28 percent of the direct ......
- Defining racial profiling in a post-September 11 world
INTRODUCTION In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, there was an apparent shift in the debate about racial profiling. After years of condemning the practice of racial profiling as one that violated civil rights, commentators began to accept ......
- Opening the door of equal opportunity
HEADNOTE Publisher's Column When the book A White-Collar Profession: African-American Certified Public Accountants since 1991 was reviewed in the March 2003 CPA Journal, I picked up a copy because, as a U.S. history aficionado with a strong interest in race relations, I was interested in the topic. The book's message ......
- The 40 best companies for diversity: our second annual listing reveals the top performers in supplier, workforce, management, and board diversity. A bonus: We identify the leaders in marketing spending...
IN THE MIDST OF MARCHES, protests, and battles for equality, in 1969, D. Parke Gibson's The $30 Billion Negro was published. It was a book that presented African Americans as a viable consumer market--a $30 billion market that had been ignored by Wall Street and Madison Avenue, "In those days, ......
- Color coded: racial descriptors in television coverage
of intercollegiate sports.
African American athletes, once excluded from participating in professional and intercollegiate sports because of institutionalized discrimination, now participate in many sports at a rate that equals or greatly exceeds their representation in the population. This is especially true in the case of intercollegiate and professional football and basketball (Center for ......
- HEALTH SEEKING BEHAVIORS OF AFRICAN AMERICANS: IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
HEADNOTE ABSTRACT Disparities in health care and good health between African Americans and other populations while established in the literature are traditionally based on socioeconomic measures of race, income, age, and education (Bailey, 2000; Lillie-Blanton, Brodie, Rowland, Altman and McIntosh, 2000; Ren and Amick, 1996; Watson, 2001; Weinick, Zuvekas, and ......