More African American Blood Donors Needed to Help Those With Sickle Cell Disease
Discover the crucial role African American blood donors play in treating sickle cell disease and learn how you can help by donating blood.
Call To Action: Black Americans Must Consider Estate Planning As A Means To Generational Wealth
Discover why estate planning is crucial for Black Americans in securing generational wealth. Expert advice and resources for taking action included."
Affirmative Action, Activism, and Afro-American Studies: The Class of 1974 Looks Back on Racial Progress
The Class of 1974 reflects on the impact of affirmative action and Afro-American studies on racial progress and activism in America.
Med. Watch: Keep An Eye on Taking an Antihistamine with Certain Drugs
NIH(2022) defines an antihistamine as “a type of drug that blocks the action of histamines, which can cause fever, itching, sneezing, a runny nose, and watery eyes.
Non-profit Minute: A Brighter Day, helping teens and their parents come out from the storm
Life Can Be Hard As You Transition Into Adulthood.
Gun Violence Touches Nearly 60 Percent of Black Americans – and Predicts Disability
Shocking findings from a Rutgers University study reveal the detrimental effects of gun violence on Black Americans, including long-term disability.
How Black Americans have been cheated out of land ownership – and the movement to reverse this
This article explores the history and significance of Black Americans owning land and how it has shaped their identity and communities.
Five breast cancer organizations that help communities of color
Black women are 40 percent more likely to die from the disease — and these places are trying to change that
Censure of Rep. Al Green Highlights Democratic Party’s Internal Divisions
The censure of Rep. Al Green reveals deep-seated divisions within the Democratic Party, as members grapple with internal disagreements and policy challenges.
The story never meant to be told The suppressed history of African American religious women with Shannen Dee Williams S3 E6
Discover the suppressed history of African American religious women with Shannen Dee Williams, as she uncovers the untold legacy of this sisterhood.
