Gregory L. Laserson Price M. Cobbs Judith L. Turnock
Over the last few decades, advances by African-Americans in the business world have been both impressive and well-documented. But even a cursory glance at the statistics -- not to mention a look around most corporations -- reveals that, despite much progress, minority executives are still relatively few and far between. Whether in the form of insensitivity, change-averse corporate cultures, socio-economic factors, or outright racism, African-Americans still face very real obstacles along the path to professional success. To many, these obstacles have seemed insurmountable, and their careers...
Over the last few decades, advances by African-Americans in the business world have been both impressive and well-documented. But even a cursory glanc...