The Hidden Lockout: Why Black Workers Are Being Left Behind In our last blog, we talked about job opportunities for Black people in Atlanta — especially with all the construction tied to the upcoming World Cup. Many believed these projects would finally open doors to good-paying jobs for our communities. Instead, what many of usContinue reading “The Hidden Lockout-Atlanta And Beyond………”
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By Design: What’s Really Happening to Jobs in Black Atlanta!!
I want to share an observation about the job market in my home city of Atlanta. This is not based on statistics or reports, but on what I see every day as I move around the city. For years, people of color—especially Black folks—worked in industries like construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and caregiving. These jobs helpedContinue reading “By Design: What’s Really Happening to Jobs in Black Atlanta!!”
Economic Snapshot?
Economic Comparison of Black Americans vs. Other Major Ethnic Groups 1. Median Household Income Observation: Black households earn significantly less than White and Asian households, and slightly less than Hispanic households. 2. Wealth (Net Worth) Observation: Wealth disparity is even more dramatic than income disparity. Black families have around 1/8 the wealth of White families.Continue reading “Economic Snapshot?”
Down the Rabbit Hole: A Powernomics Wake-Up Call for Black America!!!!!
In our last two blogs, we referenced Dr. Claude Anderson’s book Powernomics, a book that forces Black America to confront a hard truth: what we are facing today is not accidental. It is not bad luck. It is not temporary. Many of our communities are being pushed down a rabbit hole—slowly, quietly, and deliberately. AContinue reading “Down the Rabbit Hole: A Powernomics Wake-Up Call for Black America!!!!!”
The effects of dismantling the Department of Education
At VMGReview, we believe every family deserves access to fair opportunities, honest information, and a clear understanding of how national decisions affect everyday life. Education is one of the most powerful tools a community has, and when that foundation is threatened, everyone feels the impact. This article looks at what could happen if the federalContinue reading “The effects of dismantling the Department of Education”
From Investigation to Inspiration!!!
Many of our readers may not realize that we are a multi-faceted operation with a rich history that goes far beyond what meets the eye. Our parent company, Verifacts Management Group, began as a private investigation agency that primarily worked with defense attorneys. Over time, our investigative work expanded to include contracts with the MotionContinue reading “From Investigation to Inspiration!!!”
Building Trust Through Knowledge……
In today’s world, knowledge and awareness are just as important as security. That’s why Verifacts Investigations is taking the next step by reaching out directly to communities in the Atlanta area. Over the coming months, we’ll be offering presentations to community groups, youth organizations, churches, and other venues to share valuable insight about investigations, safety,Continue reading “Building Trust Through Knowledge……”
A Society at a Crossroads……
At vmgreview.com, we believe in shedding light on issues that affect all of us—no matter our background, beliefs, or community. The purpose of this message is not to point fingers but to open eyes and inspire honest discussion about the challenges our society faces today. Everywhere you look, it feels like society is slipping furtherContinue reading “A Society at a Crossroads……”
Teaching our Kids the Power of AI…..
Some people believe that using artificial intelligence (AI) is cheating. They think it takes away from learning or doing things “the hard way.” But in reality, AI is just another step forward in human progress — a tool that helps us work smarter, not lazier. I recently heard an educator explain that when calculators wereContinue reading “Teaching our Kids the Power of AI…..”
Building Stronger Connections!
Everything in life is connected — our families, our communities, our finances, and even the level of safety in our neighborhoods. When one part weakens, the others feel the impact. That’s why we can’t look at crime, poverty, education, or opportunity as separate issues. They all come from the same source — how we live,Continue reading “Building Stronger Connections!”
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