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All Sides with Ann Fisher - 6-24-2019 B - Financial Literacy In African American Communities Expand
 
 
June 24, 2019
06-24-2019
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Jay-Z recently became the first billionaire rapper.

Sure, his music is profitable. But his investments were more so, and he's just getting started. In his song, "The Story of OJ," Jay-Z talks about financial literacy to show African American youth how it works.

For many African Americans, financial illiteracy is a function of several factors, all of which revolve around the lack of wealth, including institutionalized racism and perennial low wages.

Today on All Sides, a look at the history of wealth and financial literacy in African American communities and what's being done to change the trajectory.

Guests:
¿Lawrence Funderburke, Certified Financial Planner, Alumnus of the Ohio State University Men's Basketball Team, Former NBA Player
Rhonda Gaines, Lead Counselor of Housing Department, Columbus Urban League (S);
Kimber Moehrman, Teacher, Trinity Elementary School
Nan J. Morrison, President & CEO of Council for Economic Education
Calvin Schermerhorn, Professor of History School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, Arizona State University
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