by Ayvaunn Penn, Your Black World
There is actually a business term for companies refusing to associate, acknowledge, or do business with a black organization. Indeed, the day has arrived, and it is woefully mournful. Practically everyday there has been some new article on the plight of the black man lagging behind in education and suffering greater losses than other races in unemployment. Well, now the black community has something new to add to that list: the official business term, “No Urban Dictate.”
This new anti-black-business term was one of the topics at hand at the recent 4oth Annual Rainbow PUSH Convention. If you will recall, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition was founded in December 1996 by Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., and part of their goal is to motivate blacks and all people to be successful. One of the men on the panel of this year’s convention was Sherman Kizart, managing director of Kizart Media Partners, and he gave the testimony of his raw first-hand encounter with this term.The Huffington Post reported:










