According to a 2021 JAMA study, Black men had a higher rate of suicide attempts than any other group.
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Dismal Maternal and Infant Mortality Rates
Compared with other affluent countries, the United States has dismal maternal and infant mortality rates, especially among its minority populations. Dr. Angela Myles is an OB/GYN in Arkansas. Tune in to today’s broadcast as she discusses maternal and infant mortality and how to avoid it.
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The Color Purple Remake: Everything You Need to Know About the Upcoming Musical Film
Delve into our comprehensive look at the anticipated remake of ‘The Color Purple’. From its star-studded cast to its innovative cinematic approach, we break down everything we know about this iconic musical’s return to the big screen.
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Celebrating HBCUs: The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Unveils Second HBCU Bobblehead Series
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has released its second HBCU Bobblehead Series, featuring 16 officially licensed bobbleheads representing Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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A Few Recommended Reads for Indigenous Day October 9, 2023
President Biden has officially declared the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day to honor the resilience and strength of Native Americans. Here are some suggested book reads to commemorate the day.
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The Importance of Certified Nurse Aides in Patient Care: Dispelling Negative Stereotypes
Learn about the important role of certified nurse aides in patient care, dispel negative stereotypes often associated with these professionals, and discover the various employment and career opportunities available in the home health care field.
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Investigating the Alarming Rise of Alzheimer’s Disease among Black Americans: A Groundbreaking Study
Learn about the Black American United Memory and Aging project, a $4.8 million study funded by the NIH, that aims to understand why cases of Alzheimer’s Disease are increasing among Black Americans.
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HUD Awards $160.1 Million in Grants to Create and Preserve Affordable Housing for Low-Income Seniors
Funding supports the creation and rehabilitation of affordable multifamily rental housing and project-based rental assistance to help provide independent living options for low-income seniors.
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5 Tips to Get Ahead of Holiday Debt
The holiday season is fast approaching and most people find themselves spending more than usual. Consider these five tips to help minimize holiday debt and get ahead of the festivities.
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National Museum of African American History and Culture welcomes 10 millionth visitor
It’s been seven years since the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture opened on the National Mall.
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Myles Rowe Makes History as First Black Driver to Win an INDYCAR-Sanctioned Championship
Myles Rowe, racing under Force Indy and Pabst Racing, became the first Black driver to win an INDYCAR-sanctioned championship at the 2023 Cooper Tires USF2000 title race.
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The Burial: A Courtroom Drama with Southern Charm, starring Jamie Foxx
Experience the charm and drama of court proceedings in the film “The Burial”, featuring renowned attorney Willie Gary and a talented ensemble cast. This 1990s-set movie touches on civil rights and race while portraying a captivating legal battle.
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PHILIP BAILEY’S MUSIC IS UNITY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES FUNDRAISER FOR NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH
Minimum $50 Donation to Raise Funds For Youth in Foster Care Gets You Entered to Win Earth, Wind & Fire Experience at The Venetian® Resort Las Vegas
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Black Cannabis Weeks begins with focus on educating African Americans on opportunities in the cannabis industry
On Sept. 22, Black Cannabis Week will host a Policy Summit. On Sept. 23, in collaboration with Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street, the free Cannabis Opportunities Conference will take place.
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Mavis Staples to headline benefit concert in Franklin for African American Heritage Society of Williamson County
A true legend, Mavis Staples, will take the stage for a good cause, to benefit the African American Heritage Society.
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The True Value of Freedom in Health and Fitness: Breaking the Chains of Unhealthy Habits
Discover the priceless value of freedom in health and fitness and the detrimental effects of being bound to unhealthy habits. This article explores the importance of recognizing the root of the problem and finding true liberation through Jesus Christ. It also introduces a unique approach to health and fitness through the Eating as an Act of Worship Workbook and provides various platforms for support and motivation.
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Racism takes a toll: the challenges to African American longevity
Black Americans face challenging odds from two directions when it comes to mental health.
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Racial Reckoning: Moving Toward Transformation and Healing (Part III: Interfaith Efforts to Secure Racial Healing and Justice)
Explore how the Multi-Media and Correspondence Association’s (MMCA) latest series is addressing the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington and the challenges of racial inequality and injustice.
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Balancing Act: Americans Prioritize Daily Self-Care, But Struggle To Keep Up
Survey reveals Americans prioritize daily self-care but struggle to maintain habits
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Celebrating Black Theater on Black Theatre Day Nationwide
Celebrate the enduring legacy of Black theater and honor its incredible talent and stories on Black Theatre Day.
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Diverse suppliers are good for business and the community
From providing access to innovation to creating wealth in diverse communities, supplier diversity is an important part of JPMorgan Chase’s business model. We spoke with the company’s lead on supplier diversity to learn more about their strategies and how diverse businesses can get started working with large companies.
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The Power of Choosing How to Respond to Life’s Challenges
When faced with challenges, it’s up to you to choose how to respond. This article explores the different ways people react to obstacles in their health and fitness journeys and emphasizes the importance of giving it your all. It also introduces resources and platforms that promote a healthy lifestyle through a Christian perspective.
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Local Bartending School Presents: FREE Bartending Lessons Nationwide
Cheers to Education: Local Bartending School Provides Complimentary Lessons Across the USA.
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10-Year-Old Keivonn Woodard Becomes First Black Deaf Actor to Earn an Emmy Nomination
Keivonn Woodard’s Emmy nomination is not only a personal milestone but also a significant step forward in the ongoing pursuit of inclusivity and representation in the entertainment industry.
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Interfaith Efforts for Racial Healing and Justice: BIPOCXChange examines The March on Washington’s 60th Anniversary
March on Washington, Civil Rights, Racial Equity, BIPOC Exchange, Interfaith Efforts, Simran Jeet Singh, Audrey C Price, Joshua Stanton, Kevin Kimble, Racial Justice, Racial Reconciliation