by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
The national conversation about Black economic progress has long been defined by access. We measure advancement through educational attainment, professional...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
For generations, the national conversation about Black economic progress has followed a familiar script. We debate educational attainment, workforce participation,...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
For generations, we have been taught that homeownership begins with money. Save enough for a down payment. Improve your credit...
by Amy Kang
BlackPressUSA
Owning an optometry business builds Black wealth in ways a salary alone cannot match. As an employee, your income stops the day you stop...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
The American conversation about housing is often framed around affordability. We debate interest rates, rising home prices, inventory shortages, and...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
There is a fundamental truth that America often overlooks when discussing wealth, economic mobility, and racial equity. For generations, policymakers,...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
There is a dangerous mindset quietly circulating through parts of Black America, and even high-income earners believe that wealth-building must...
by Dr. Anthony O. Kellum
For years, Americans were told that if they worked hard, earned a degree, secured stable employment, and managed their finances...
