http://www.blackwealthsuccess.com Although consistent efforts have been under way to bring minorities in the US to the mainstream social structure, lack of practical endeavor still marks the tragic absence of African-American entrepreneurs from the business arena. Although bids are consistently invited from black-owned enterprises (a step towards achieving racial fairness), African-Americans, who account for nearly 13.4% of the entire US populace, hardly own 5% American businesses, accounting for less than 0.5% of the total business financially. It is a reality, even today, that African-American entrepreneurs obtain fewer opportunities and face more challenges in the business sector than the other minorities do. This definitely has a long history to it, dating back to the nineteenth century and is beyond simplistic calculations. To make things worse, a bias against black-owned businesses for not being competent is prevalent all the time, readily ignoring the statistically proven...