(MyCentralJersey.com) — When Randal Pinkett and Jeffrey Robinson attended Rutgers University together in the early ’90s, the glass ceiling of the corporate business world seemed impenetrable to many African Americans. Five degrees each and several successes later, the enterprising pair has penned “Black Faces in White Places: 10 Game-Changing Strategies to Achieve Success and Find Greatness” (Amacom, $24.95), a detailed account of how they and other blacks have smashed that ceiling to win what the authors now call “the ever-changing game.”
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