Prominent blacks are the focus of the first-ever Black PR History Month Feb. 10-March 8. National Black PR Society, Mike Paul and others have wondered why there are so few blacks in high PR posts.
Black PR History Month Highlighted by PR Museum
Mon., Feb. 6, 2017
By Jack O'Dwyer
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Jackeline Stewart-Hawkins has joined BCW as executive VP and leader of its polycultural consulting unit.| • | The Upsurge of Latino Gen Z: Fuel for the U.S. EconomyThu., Sep. 15, 2022
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Gen Z Latinos are on their way to becoming the main engine of population and economic change in the U.S. within the next decade. Communicators are taking notice.
