Black women as 'breadwinner moms'
theGRIO REPOT - For better or worse, African-Americans appear to be at the forefront of most of the social shifts that are fueling the rise of breadwinner moms...
Study: Less than a quarter of blacks earn more than parents
frican-Americans have had a harder time obtaining more wealth than their parents. According to Pew Research, only 23 percent of blacks are currently earning more income than their parents did...
Pew: America more divided by politics than race
theGRIO REPORT - A Pew Research study finds that America has never been more polarized, and more than ever, it's politics, not race or class, that divides us...
1 in 12 US marriages are between interracial couples
theGRIO REPORT - According to the Pew report, in 2010 about 15 percent of new marriages in the U.S. were between partners of a different race or ethnic group...
New study: Tensions between rich and poor rising
theGRIO REPORT - A new study shows that the conflicts between the rich and poor in this country have risen to its highest level in 25 years.
Minority Millennials are more pro-government, pro-family than peers
They're also politically active, embrace diversity and are not as financially dependent on mom and dad...
Obama mishandled Gates arrest, most Americans say
Americans are more likely to disapprove than approve of how President Barack Obama has dealt with the racially tinged dispute between a white Cambridge, Mass., police officer and a well-known black Harvard scholar -- with white voters especially likely to take a negative view, according to a poll released Thursday...
Poll: US image abroad surges under Obama
President Barack Obama's popularity has boosted America's image abroad even though deep suspicions about the U.S. persist in the Muslim world, according to a poll released Thursday...
Can Obama change the world's perceptions of black men?
As today’s Pew Research poll of two dozen nations shows a shift in America’s image around the world, there’s no doubt that the internat…
