Roland Martin
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Bob Johnson Discusses Plan To Lower Black Unemployment Rate & The RLJ Rule
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December 5, 2011
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7:46Now PlayingRobert Johnson, founder of RLJ Companies is the first African-American billionaire. We also know him as the founder of Black Entertainment Television, but since selling that company to Viacom in 2000, he has become a powerhouse in the business community. In addition to being the first Black owner of a Major League sports franchise, the Charlotte Bobcats, his RLJ Companies have interests in entertainment, financial services and real estate, just to name a few. Today, he is using this power to engage the business community in a plan to -- to decrease the Black unemployment rate, but also increase the presence of African-Americans in corporate America.
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