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Each week, we break down complex economic topics and explain why they matter for African-American communities. Whether it’s the Federal Reserve’s independence, inflation trends, or fiscal policy shifts, BlackEcon101 connects the dots between macro‑level choices and micro‑level impact—on everyday lives, wallets, and wealth.
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In this episode of BlackEcon101, listen as William Michael Cunningham, joined by Gabriel Philipp, looks to break down the latest unemployment numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (for July). Together, they unpack what these figures reveal about the state of the U.S. economy, explore the broader economic implications, and dive into how t…
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In this episode of BlackEcon101, Dylan Unruh, Rohan Sivakumar, and William Michael Cunningham dive into the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency. From the latest government policies to shifting economic strategies, they unpack how today’s decisions could reshape the future of money and impact the broader economy. Tune in for a sharp, timely conver…
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In this episode of BlackEcon101, Dylan Unruh and Rohan Sivakumar dive into the Federal Reserve's role, its independence from political influence, and why the relationship between the Fed and the White House matters now more than ever. Join us as we unpack: What “Fed independence” truly means — and why it exists How current presidential administrati…
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Listen to Connor Stout and Gabriel Philipp discuss the latest unemployment numbers and what they mean for the Black community. In This Episode: A breakdown of June’s U.S. jobs report: 147,000 net new jobs—led by state government and healthcare, offset by losses in federal employment. An examination of the overall unemployment rate stabilizing at 4.…
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In this hour, Stephen Henderson dives into equity and diversity. First, from a national perspective with social impact economist William Cunningham, and then local authors Marlo Rencher and Marlin Williams joins to talk about their new book, Hard Reset, which is all about making diversity and equity the new normal.…
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Our analysis reveals that $7.854 billion in corporate pledges have been made to facilitate efforts that support racial justice, and help activities that seek immediate solutions to the crisis affecting Black people. Creative Investment has launched a crowdfunding campaign to pay for the development of a BLM Corporate tracker.…
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"Committed though the government might be too small and minority-owned contractors, from the contractor standpoint making a living is never easy. Now they’ve got the COVID-19 situation. For what the landscape looks like for minority-owned businesses, Federal Drive with Tom Temin turned to Creative Investment Research economist and principal William…
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William Michael Cunningham was invited to serve as a panelist at the "Black Money Matters" session to be held on Thursday, September 13. The panel was hosted by Congressman Bobby Rush (IL), Deputy Director of Administration and Operations, U.S. House of Representatives. As panel organizers noted, "The urgency in addressing this issue cannot be more…
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