Black history in maternal health is marked by both exploitation and extraordinary leadership, and while progress has been made in reducing infant mortality rates, disparities still persist, highlighting the need for initiatives like the Southeast Michigan Perinatal Quality Improvement Coalition to reduce inequities and promote dignity, justice, and healthy beginnings for all.
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Posted inReal Estate
Black Homeownership Gap Persists, Reflecting Systemic Inequality in America
Black homeownership rates in the US have fallen to their lowest point since 2021, due to historical and systemic inequality, resulting in lower neighborhood appraisals, higher loan denials, and unequal access to financial literacy resources.
Posted inSports
Playing While Black: African American Pro Golfers Compete in the John Shippen National Invitational Tournament
The John Shippen Invitational Tournament, presented by Rocket Classic, is an annual event that provides opportunities for African American golfers to compete on the LPGA Tour and PGA Tour, with the winner of this year’s tournament receiving an exemption to play at the Rocket Classic.
Posted inWomen
Property Is Power: Black Women Leading the Charge in Homeownership
Black women are making significant strides in homeownership, outpacing other demographics and making up 27% of all Black homebuyers, despite facing numerous systemic hurdles.