Dr. Stacia’ Alexander, in collaboration with Helping Us Help Her, is excited to announce the BIPOC Mental Health Month Summit, taking place on July 29, 2023, at the renowned For […]
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Carlee Russell Admits Abduction Hoax
The 25-year-old Alabama woman claimed she was kidnapped after stopping to assist a toddler wandering alone on Interstate 459 on July 13. By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National […]
Biden Introduces New Rule to Strengthen Mental Health Parity Requirements and Improve Access to Mental Health Care
The Proposed Rule Highlights That Insured Individuals Are More Than Twice As Likely To Go Out-of-Network for Mental Health Care Than for Physical Health Care. By Stacy M. Brown Originally […]
Deep Ellum 100 Releases The Sounds Of Deep Ellum For A Record Release Party On July 29 With Live Performances From Ducado Vega, Chilldren Of Indigo, Skinny Cooks And More
The Sounds of Deep Ellum heads to The House of Blues in Dallas for a live concert and the official release of the vinyl album that celebrates Dallas’ incredibly diverse […]
Teamsters Standing Firm on Worker Demands as UPS Schedules Meeting to Avert Strike
UPDATE: NPR has reported July 25 that an agreement for a pay raise was reached, avoiding one of the biggest strikes in US history. Per the five-year agreement, full and […]
Drinking Buddies
Tequila With Friends: How a Lifelong Bond led to the Creation of a Market Leading Brand By Lynn Pearcey There’s something about the number three, both in bars, and stories. […]
As schools rely on tutoring to rebound from learning loss, finding tutors proves difficult
By Shakhzod Yuldoshboev School-age children’s learning progress continues to reverberate in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a 2023 meta-analysis of evidence from developed countries published in the […]
President Biden to Sign Proclamation Establishing National Monument Honoring Emmett Till
Named the “Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument,” the historic memorial will span three sites in Illinois and Mississippi, symbolizing locations that played a central role in Till’s heartbreaking […]
Effort to Foster Racial Healing Flourishes on College Campuses
By Joseph Williams Originally appeared in Word in Black Think of the phrase “racial healing,” and students sharing plates of tandoori or tikka masala in a college dorm room probably […]
Are self-driving cars a security risk?
By David Straughan Over the last decade-plus, autonomous vehicles (AVs) have been a major story in the automotive industry, capturing headlines and imaginations around the world. That narrative continues to […]
