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Proposed Sirius-XM Merger Adverse to Public Interest, says Letter to FCC E-mail
Monday, 05 November 2007
Georgetown Partners, A Leading Minority-Owned Private Equity Firm, Urges Federal Communications Commission To Require Sirius and XM To Sublease Broadcasting Infrastructure and Channel Capacity To A Minority-Controlled Entity To Assure Market Competition And Diversity Of Programming To The Public.  Click to continue at BusinessWire.com
 
After Black-Noose Doll, One Woman Fights Back E-mail
Sunday, 04 November 2007
 Welch was working for a pharmaceutical company when she found a black doll with a noose around its neck on her desk. It was during Black History Month, while she was the only black employee in a salaried position working in her department.
  Click to continue at DiversityInc.com
 
Radio host rallies blacks for Friday boycott E-mail
Friday, 02 November 2007
 A nationally syndicated radio host is urging black Americans to refrain from spending money Friday, and his efforts are garnering support from some of the civil rights movement's heaviest hitters.  Click to continue at CNN.com
 
Google: Glitch Not Racism - How a Google glitch linked black execs to a pair of monkeys E-mail
Friday, 02 November 2007
A keyword search for "Richard Parsons" generated a flood of stories about the executive, accompanied by a photo of two rhesus monkeys. Clicking on the image linked users to a story on neither monkeys nor Parsons....  Click to continue at Newsweek.com
 
Is There Room at the Top for Black Executives? E-mail
Thursday, 01 November 2007
The executives are a study in contrasts. One is a brash risk-taker who bootstrapped his way from an Alabama cotton farm to one of Wall Street’s largest brokerage firms. The other made his mark as a consensus builder who leveraged ties to one of America’s most powerful families to eventually lead the world’s largest media company.  Click to continue at NYTimes.com
 
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