Ways to avoid stress in eldercare: what at-risk groups should know
Everyone has a breaking point Laura Patyk's came while caring for three live-in elderly parents (including her father-in-law with dementia and her mom with congestive heart failure) and six kids under age 14. More »
Where are the future jobs for blacks?
Benita Johnson has a bachelor's degree in public administration. She recently moved to a new city to take her first full-time career position: an entry-level job at a government housing agency. She is 52. Johnson, who is African American, says she has been working off and on since she was 14. More »
Obama, race and the 2012 Election
I think the real wedge issue in the election will be Obama himself. This campaign will be more explicitly racialized than the last one. In spite of the economic difficulties that blacks face - an unemployment rate almost twice the norm - blacks nevertheless feel better about the economy than whites. More »
Poll: Half of Latino voters think the I-Word is offensive
According to a Fox News Latino poll conducted by Latin Insights, a New York-based independent research company, the majority of Latino "likely voters" believe the term "illegal immigrants" is offensive. Forty-six percent of those polled think the term is offensive, 12 percent think it is neutral and 35 percent think it is accurate. More »
