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Over the past 10 years Ethnic Online has never publicly endorsed a political candidate of either party, but this year is different! Ethnic Online is proud to announce its endorsement for Mayor Toni Harp of New Haven Connecticut! Why the change of heart you may ask? While not physically living in New Haven, Ethnic Online

We see the hashtags all the time, #entrepreneurship, #livingthedream, #nevernotworking, but do you have what it takes to be a black entrepreneur? Despite how carefree social media makes it look, entrepreneurship ain’t easy! There are many factors that must be considered before diving into the life of an entrepreneur. Fluctuations in Income   Entrepreneurs learn

Donahue Data Dash: visualizing the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on MA’s communities of color and urban areas   Our team in Economic and Public Policy Research (EPPR) is producing a new series of occasional quick data analyses examining important issues facing Massachusetts, New England, and the nation on a variety of economic, demographic, or other

Every August, Black business owners acknowledge National Black Business Month. Throughout the month of August, the experiences, barriers, and contributions of Black business owners are celebrated within the Black community. National Black Business Month was founded in 2004 by Frederick E. Jordan and John William Templeton to highlight the challenges Black entrepreneurs experience with funding,

Ethnic Online is proud to introduce MS Kennedy Campbell the Founder and President of Arts for Anxiety Inc., a nonprofit organization designed to bring awareness and assistance to those who suffer from anxiety and other mental health issues by the relief that can be found through the Arts. When asked why she started the Arts

Fred McKinney, Ph.D. Carlton Highsmith Chair for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Director, People’s United Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Quinnipiac University The recently passed Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act includes $349 billion in forgivable loans for small businesses who use the funds to pay payroll costs, utilities, rents, benefits and some lease payments.