Patricia S. Due, civil rights leader, dies at 72
Patricia Stephens Due stayed in jail for 49 days, refusing to pay bail after she was arrested for sitting at a Woolworth lunch counter...
Reactor blamed for cancer plaguing poor blacks in Ga.
theGRIO REPORT - Since the late 1980s, Burke County residents have experienced a veritable cancer epidemic. Some link the higher rates to nearby nuclear reactors...
Cervical check-up: What's the doctor doing?
OPINION - Due to lower screening rates, cervical cancer is more likely to afflict black and Hispanic women more than Caucasian and Asian women...
5 best supplements for men
Blackdoctor.org - When it comes to dietary supplements, men -- like women -- desire better health, disease prevention and improving the look, feel and performance of their bodies. Take a look at the five best supplements for men...
Ex-NFLer loses bride of 1 month to cancer
CLUTCH - After being married to his wife Keasha Ruteleage-Draft for one month former NFL star, Chris Draft was stricken with the news that his wife succumbed to her battle with cancer...
7 tips to lower long-distance travel risks
theGRIO REPORT - As families pile into cars heading south for Turkey Day, or board airplanes toward the opposite coast, traveling safely is the priority...
Did Paterno ignore racism at Penn State?
theGRIO REPORT - Former Penn State students say legendary football coach, Joe Paterno failed to address a scandal involving hate letters sent to black football players...
Ali says he'll remember Frazier with respect
(AP) - There was a time when Muhammad Ali taunted Joe Frazier relentlessly, called him ugly and challenged his manhood...
Braxton takes time out for cancer survivors
theGRIO REPORT - For one day, The YMCA of Greater Atlanta housed some of the smartest, most beautiful woman you'll ever meet...
1st tenured black professor at Harvard Law dies
NEW YORK (AP) - A civil rights scholar who became the first tenured black professor at Harvard Law School has died. Derrick Bell was 80...
