Ashley Munson is THAT girl. She’s anointed, educated and well-informed concerning the political agenda of our nation. By day, Ashley works as the Senior...
Written by Debra Hand
Something beautiful is happening here. Diverse cultural groups are gathered to celebrate Black artists. As a Black artist, I am grateful...
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Written by: Lilac Burrell
A spacious black-walled theatre room held cold, white LED lights that backdropped visitors in the City Lit Theater on...
As the nation quickly approaches the election of new leaders, African-Americans face political choices that are even more complex than those of the 2016 election. This predicament is even more complicated for the nearly 80% of African-Americans who identify as Christian. How should African-Americans vote their interests without divorcing their religious commitments from their social convictions?
Children attending underperforming schools may be able to obtain scholarships to private and parochial schools covering up to 100% of tuition under the Tax Credit Scholarship.
According to a recent study by Emory University, African-Americans are 64 percent more likely to develop the disease in comparison to Caucasians. James M. Ellison, MD, MPH of the Swank Memory Care Center, contributes medical conditions, environmental factors, and hereditary factors causing the most significant spike in the disease among African Americans. Alzheimer’s is now the fourth leading cause of death among older African-Americans. These issues add tremendous stress to patients of the African-American community and also their caregivers.
Election 2016: Top Issues Black People Should Consider
By: Mary L. Datcher Senior Staff Writer
As the Obama administration counts down to its final curtain call...
The Importance of African American Women in the 2016 Presidential Election
When African Americans vote, African Americans determine elections. This was true during the 2008...
