Despite living in a digital era, many Americans still face limited or no access to reliable internet. The digital divide, shaped by income, geography, and race, has far-reaching effects, from education to employment. Addressing this gap is essential for equality.
Backlash Grows as Elon Musk’s xAI Faces Pollution Accusations in Memphis
Elon Musk’s xAI is under fire from Memphis residents and activists who allege the company’s operations are causing unregulated pollution, sparking community outcry and calls for accountability.
Things To Do In DC: Art DC – Where Upscale Dining Meets Artistic Ambiance in Washington
Art DC combines fine dining with artful surroundings, making it a standout spot in Washington, DC. Enjoy local flavors, curated drinks, and visually stunning decor—perfect for foodies seeking a memorable night out in the nation’s capital.
You Can Entertain Vegan-Style
Your cousin Leila is coming all the way from Paris to see you. She just announced that she is engaged, and she and her fiancé are both vegan.
Tex-Mex, a Misunderstood Gastronomy
Tex Mex dish. Image by Olivie Strauss Tex-Mex food, just as Cal-Mex and New Mex foods, combined North American ingredients with Mexican cooking methods. All of them were born on the northern side of the Rio Grande, mostly from the hand of Mexican migrants who felt nostalgic for their home and wanted to reproduce their […]
Hunger Free in the D: Transforming Food Access for All Residents
Discover how Detroit is combating food insecurity through innovative community programs and partnerships aimed at creating a hunger-free future.
Things To Do In Detroit: Discover the Fascinating Exhibits at The Henry Ford Museum: A Must-See Destination
Explore the legacy of American innovation at The Henry Ford Museum, featuring fascinating exhibits and a glimpse into the past, present, and future.
#whomatters: Meet BUF – Providing underserved, underrepresented youth with the necessary STEM tools to succeed
Learn how BUF is empowering underserved and underrepresented youth through STEM education and bridging the education gap for a brighter future.
Small Changes In Diet Could Help You Live Healthier, More Sustainably: Study
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Who knew eating a hot dog could cost you 36 minutes of a healthy life while choosing to eat a serving of nuts instead could help you gain 26 minutes of extra healthy life! Well, this study from the University of Michigan tells us so! The study, published in the journal […]
It’s Time for a Reorganization of the Black Church
“The Black church stands at a crossroads—its historic role shifting in today’s society. Leaders and members alike call for meaningful change, demanding adaptability, unity, and a renewed mission to serve the evolving needs of their communities.”
Why Evictions Make Black Women’s Health Worse
Evicted woman. Image by Gofiwa Kgang According to a new study, Black women are evicted at shocking rates. Often illegally. And the toll on their health is no joke. Legal or illegal, Black women are still the most likely to be evicted. And a new report found that Black women of reproductive age who have […]
DISCPlus: Hip-Hop Icon Slick Rick at 60: The Real Story of the Ruler
Celebrate the 60th birthday of Hip-Hop legend Slick Rick. Discover the real story behind “The Ruler” and his impact on hip-hop culture and music history.
Different Ways to Love Yourself
By changing the way you think of yourself, and by making small changes to your internal dialogue, you’ll be amazed at how great you’ll feel.
#DISCPlus: Behind the Laughter – The Story of Kenan Thompson’s Success
Learn about the versatile entertainer, Kenan Thompson, from his early days on Nickelodeon to his current role as a beloved cast member on SNL.
Black Interior Designers You Should Follow
A list of some of the best Black interior designers that you should be following.
Amazon’s Palm Scanning: A Wave of the Future?
Discover how Amazon’s palm scanning technology may shape the future of payment and identification systems. A revolutionizing advancement in biometric technology.
Talk TikTok to me: 4 in 5 workers say social media influences how they communicate with colleagues
Research from The Adaptavist Group uncovers the extent of social media’s influence on workplace dynamics, fueling conflict and misunderstanding
¡Alerta de caída! Covid-19 “En Riesgo” personas mayores de 50 años. ¡Vacúnate!
¡Alerta de caída! Personas mayores de 50 años se encuentran en riesgo de contraer COVID-19. Asegúrate de vacunarte para proteger tu salud.
Changing the Narrative About Suicide in Black American Culture (Part 2) – Mental Health During the Pandemic
The impact of social distancing, loss of employment, loss of gathering at places of worship, and dealing with illness and death are taking their toll on society.
Entrepreneurial genius Dr. Jayfus T. Doswell talents within technology is known in Maryland
He is certainly among the stars who make things happen in Greater Baltimore.
A Review: Making Steps to Correct the Wrongs of Historically Implemented Psychiatric Practices
According to APA, “Early psychiatric practices laid the groundwork for the inequities in clinical treatment that have historically limited quality access to psychiatric care for BIPOC.”
The Impact of Streaming on Music Consumption and Artists’ Revenue
Discover how streaming has revolutionized music consumption, making music more accessible while challenging artists’ earnings. Learn about the shift from traditional sales to streaming platforms.
Top World News Stories Making Headlines This Week: From Political Crises in Portugal to Tragic Events on TikTok: This Week’s Global Headlines
Catch up on the biggest world news stories this week, including political crises in Portugal and a devastating event on TikTok. We’ve rounded up the week’s essential global headlines you need to know!
House Republicans Unveil Text of $880 Billion Cut to Medicaid
Health advocates gathered May 11 at the National Mall in Washington DC to protest massive cuts in Medicaid funding. (Arc of the United States photo) This story originally appeared on American Community Media The House of Representatives is expected to vote on a measure next week that would slash the Medicaid budget by $800 billion, […]
2025 St. Louis College and Career Fair: Opportunities for Students and Families
Don’t miss the 2025 Community Resource & College Career Fair in St. Louis, where students, families, and job seekers connect with colleges, employers, and vital community services—all in one place.
