The intersection of classism and racism has created a disparity in Black health. What steps have we made toward healthcare progress and what more can we do to progress how […]
Tag: Black Press
Posted inFeatures, Minority Health Month Special Edition
Black Women and Medical Pain
Black women have historically been experimented on and their medical pain often ignored. Where does this disregard for Black women’s medical pain come from, and what work is being done […]
Posted inFeatures, Health, Homepage, Minority Health Month Special Edition, This Week
The Black Community and Depression
In light of minority health month, in what ways do we as a Black community handle depression and what steps can we take to handle it better? On January 21, […]
Posted inNational, Opinion, Politics, This Week
Time’s Up for Clarence Thomas Being on the Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas has been a controversial figure since Day One — and it’s time for him to step down from the United States Supreme Court.
Posted inCulture, Health, Opinion
The Black Community and COVID: A Complicated Tale
The Black Community has had a rocky relationship with COVID and misinformation. Have things improved? According to recent data by KFF, only 10% of the African American community is vaccinated. […]
Posted inCulture, Opinion
The Predatory Nature of Prosperity Gospel
What happens when the faith of a community is preyed upon for a payday? Who Are The Figures of Prosperity Gospel? Prosperity gospel and its potentially questionable nature in the […]
Posted inPolitics
VP Kamala Harris Praises Black Press in ‘Off Script’ Moment at Antilynching Bill Signing
As the vice president and President Joe Biden delivered about 30 minutes’ worth of remarks, Harris reflected. By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia With Michelle Duster, […]
Posted inCulture, National, Opinion, This Week
The Morals and Ethics of Marketability: How the Black Community is Propoganized and Preyed Upon In Advertisng
In a world where marketing and a display of morality continue to intertwine, what are the ways marginalized demographics are preyed upon for the sake of social justice? Marketing and […]
Posted inCommunity, Education, Women, Women's History Month Special Edition
The F.R.E.S.H. Classroom Bringing You Culturally Relevant Education
Dr. Stephanie Boyce’s F.R.E.S.H. classroom (an acronym for Fun, Relevant, Engaging, Standards-Based and Higher Order) is a platform focused on the professional and social development of teachers. The business was […]