theylll be more selective, plus HBCUs are trying to scale up to meet the educational demand
The End of the Black American Professional from Doctors to Lawyers and Beyond.
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WSJ News Exclusive | What a Drop in Promotions for Black Workers Says About Corporate Diversity Efforts
An effort to promote Black men and women into management roles is losing ground in big companies.
www.wsj.com
you have right wing rags like the wsj telling you what it is but you insist on talking the stupid stuff
The man is a lawyer relegated to resolving traffic tickets and you don't think that effects his take on "The End of Black Professionals"?People like @Buddy bringing up irrelevant information while Antonio is being proven right once again.
Voice of Reason
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People like @Buddy bringing up irrelevant information while Antonio is being proven right once again.
Right, Tone being a traffic lawyer does not mean he's "failed".
That Pannie mess has fried that brothas brain.
It doesn't-- but it does in his mind. And if he's a failure then we're all a failure. We're just average folks. TONE went to UCLA and I guarantee he made it known in the video. Didn't he?
This is the same man that grew up in LA at the HEIGHT of the crack epidemic and gang wars and what was his main take away???-- The Cosby Show brainwashed us all into thinking we're all from a Black Professional family in Queens
Imagine making it outta that as the child of teen mom (if I remember right), going to one of the most prestigious schools in the country, and becoming a lawyer-- only to preach that positive Black images are the problem and Black Professionalism is dead... but MY brain is "fried" 
Voice of Reason
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It doesn't-- but it does in his mind. And if he's a failure then we're all a failure. We're just average folks. TONE went to UCLA and I guarantee he made it known in the video. Didn't he?
This is the same man that grew up in LA at the HEIGHT of the crack epidemic and gang wars and what was his main take away???-- The Cosby Show brainwashed us all into thinking we're all from a Black Professional family in Queens
He might be disillusioned and bitter but what he says is backed up by data.
Black folks are economically disenfranchised in this country to a certain extent.
That's called "Confirmation Bias" -- and yes, even "the data" can be biased. They love to kick that shyt as if it's some objective truth but they never parse "the data" for signs of growth or improvement. It's all doom and gloom. Hell, when something good IS reported they sift for negative "data" to debunk it.
WSJ News Exclusive | What a Drop in Promotions for Black Workers Says About Corporate Diversity Efforts
An effort to promote Black men and women into management roles is losing ground in big companies.
WSJ News Exclusive | What a Drop in Promotions for Black Workers Says About Corporate Diversity Efforts
An effort to promote Black men and women into management roles is losing ground in big companies.
www.wsj.com
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YepPeople like @Buddy bringing up irrelevant information while Antonio is being proven right once again.
Only thing I don’t rock with tone talks is the angle of Obama and Uber. The exploitation of employees in favor of gig workers was bound to happenPeople like @Buddy bringing up irrelevant information while Antonio is being proven right once again.
Admiral Kali
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The real dilemma will come when they start to say HBCU are unconstitutional
larsattack
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Am I tripping or are you talking to yourself ? Lol all 3 comments are structured exactly the same.
yeah thats about to be the future of all black lawyers because elite firms have no incentive to hire themThe man is a lawyer relegated to resolving traffic tickets and you don't think that effects his take on "The End of Black Professionals"?
