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Minority Programs Starved For Larger Piece Of The Pie
By James Clingman -- You have probably heard the term “economic inclusion” being bantered about lately, so here’s another question: Who is doing the including? Who are they including? How does a public project, or one funded with public dollars, come under the authority of a white contractor or developer who, in turn, has the right to “include” a certain percentage of “minorities?” [FULL_TEXT]

Central State, Kent launch Inter-University Partnership
WILBERFORCE, OH— Kent State University and Central State University have signed a historic Memorandum of Agreement that will link the two public institutions in a partnership intended to address societal problems and open opportunities for students and faculty on both campuses.[FULL_TEXT]

Leadership:
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Winston-Salem, NC – The conference begins on May 3, 2003 with the opening of the Black Business Expo, which runs through May 5 at the Benton Convention Center. During the opening day of the Expo, a reception will be held to recognize the City of Winston-Salem Minority/Women Business of the Year. Also, on May 3 there will be a State of Black North Carolina Conference/WQMG 97.1 Young Professionals Mixer at the Sawtooth Building. The bi-partisan conference will bring together African American leaders to address such issues as economic development, politics, health, education, philanthropy, religion and technology. Black Business Media LLC, a Winston-Salem-based company, is producing the conference. Conference seminars and other activities will be at the M.C. Benton Jr. Convention and Civic Center and other locations in the city. [FULL_AGENDA]

Discrimination and Justice for All
WASHINGTON, DC — One of the most devastating things any individual can experience is discrimination and retaliation in the work environment. Discriminatory and retaliatory acts are declared reprehensible by so many employers, yet many of these employers do not practice what they preach. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission statistics have documented a significant increase in claims alleging employment discrimination and retaliation both in the Federal and private sector. The cause for this increase is debatable; however, what is not debatable is the fact that being successful in proving discrimination is rare — very rare. [FULL_TEXT]

USWCC Women’s Business Procurement Project
Washington, D.C — The U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce is establishing a bold new initiative that will provide women business owners, government, and corporate and economic leaders with a framework to create results that are more positive for women in procurement. “Women-owned firms represent 38 percent of all businesses in the U.S., but capture less than 5 percent of government and corporate purchasing dollars and less than 3 percent of state purchasing dollars ... It is time for women business owners and corporate and government leaders to come together in a serious way to create real opportunities for women in procurement.” [FULL_TEXT]

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