Why the Racial Wealth Gap Is Still Not Closed
Learn more about the racial wealth gap, how it persists today and what can be done to close the gap.
Why More Black Educators Are Key to Achieving Educational Justice
Learn about the lack of Black educators in the U.S. and why it is important for there to be greater representation in the educational system.
Organizations’ Continued Support of Black Students With Student Loan Debt
Learn about the current state of student debt and what Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation is doing to support Black students across the country who are struggling with student loan debt.
Public Health Threats: Racism and Discrimination
Racial biases in healthcare persist today. Learn more about why racism and discrimination should be viewed as public health threats.
Recognizing the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and the Need for Change
There are many ways to show support for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Read on to learn more.
The Fight to Close the Mortgage Lending Gap
The mortgage loan lending gap ultimately perpetuates racial wealth inequities.
The 2% Solution: How Companies Can Help Close Economic Inequities
Learn about how companies can financially help underserved communities and all Americans if they unite and donate just 2% of their profits over the course of 10 years.
Why Financial Literacy Is Important for Students
Financial literacy is a critical component for a healthy and stable future. Learn about why we need it in schools.
How Racial Bias in the Bond Market Impacts Black Americans
New research shows that racial bias has a significant impact on the municipal bond market. Learn more about this issue and how it’s impacting the achievement gap.
Why Do Black Communities Still Have to Fight for Clean Water?
Clean water is essential to surviving yet many Black communities have unsafe water. Learn more about these conditions and what can be done to help.
