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Through their apparel brands, Jacqueline Dow and Kim and Keyondra Lockett encourage Black women to pursue their total health and wellness.
Black men experienced the highest loss in life expectancy, mirroring the average American’s life expectancy loss during World War II.
As we continue to process recent national tragedies and personal obstacles, Benbow reminds us to hold on to the hope we can find in ourselves.
In response for Kierra Clark-Sheard’s conversation with Page Six, Benbow questions why married women distrust their single friends.
Black History Month is a perfect time to try new recipes and remix old ones, and these cookbooks have you covered.
Benbow reflects on how soul food grounds Black families by building a bridge from the past through the present and into the future.
Following the death of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, Black women must talk about their struggles with high-functioning depression.
Somi hopes to inspire African American and girls of color to see computer science and technology as viable career paths.
Governor Bill Lee’s proposed $318 million investment will go toward TSU’s infrastructure, maintenance and a new library.
The 2022 Black History Month theme is “Black Health and Wellness”, focusing on the history of healthcare in the African-American community.
The ‘Heroes of Skin Healthy Equity’ Awards honored individuals closing the gap to skin health equity for those with Black and brown skin.
27 HBCUs and historically Black medical schools have been awarded $20 million as part of a 10-year commitment from the two foundations.
At the close of Cervical Health Awareness Month, Ciara champions a new narrative concerning Black women and cervical cancer.
These books and podcasts prioritize mental health and emotional wellness, providing hope for readers and listeners.
As we honor our new year’s resolution for a robust spiritual life, it will require a journey beyond the surface.
The “Sound It Out” Challenge gives middle schoolers a chance to win an iPad Pro, personalized journal and 1 year of the Calm app.
Conservative politico Candace Owens says Minnie Mouse’s new pantsuit is a distraction from society’s real issues.
If Black communities hope to prioritize health this year, here are six appointments they should schedule in the first quarter of 2022.
The black-ish costar and activist. partnered with Truth Check to combat COVID-19 vaccine misinformation online.
Albany, Georgia native and 4.0 student Kenyari Sawyer has been accepted into 48 colleges and received over $600K in scholarships.