Taura Taylor
Taura Taylor, PhD, is an assistant professor of sociology at Morehouse College. Her research interests include the sociology of education, the sociology of the family, African American/Black families, social movements, and entrepreneurship—all of which converge into her express interest in intersectionality and micro-level resistance. Dr. Taylor’s entrepreneurship research is published in the journal Ethnic and Racial Studies. She holds a BBA in finance from Howard University and both an MA and a PhD in sociology from Georgia State University.
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Income and WealthIncreasing Black Income and Wealth through Employee Ownership
Studies have shown employee ownership (EO) increases worker income and wealth, including for low- and moderate-income workers and workers of color. However, these studies are not conclusive regarding benefits to Black workers specifically, nor across all types of employee-owned companies, do not include the experience of Black business owners, and do not compare the Black EO experience against economic policies and practices in the government and private sectors.
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