Unfair comparisons are a hallmark of today’s society so much so that people get paid to do it. That does not mean their assessments are true. It is the same when individuals compare and contrast themselves with other people, especially when it comes to health and fitness. The only person you should ever compete with is yourself in order to become a better version of you! To find out, read today’s article!
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20 Black-Owned Fashion Brands You Should Be Paying Attention To
Black-owned fashion brands deserve some love. Here’s a look at 20 stylish Black-owned brands that are on our radar.
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Tornadoes tear through rural Mississippi and Alabama, killing 26
The tornadoes stretched from the Louisiana border of Mississippi through Alabama as part of a supercell, or rotating thunderstorm — a rare, extended path for such a storm.
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Register Now: Yield Giving Open Call
Image: Markus Winkler Launched on March 21, 2023, the $250 million Yield Giving Open Call is an initiative focused on elevating organizations working with people and in places experiencing the greatest need in the United States: communities, individuals, and families with access to the fewest foundational resources and opportunities. The registration period is now open. […]
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Unlocking the Future: Higher Education Scholarship Opportunities for Black Students
Higher education can be the key to unlocking a brighter future, but the rising costs of tuition and expenses can create significant barriers for many students
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5 Black Music Festivals You Should Consider This Summer
Discover five amazing Black music festivals to attend this summer, showcasing the best in Black culture, music, and art through diverse lineups, engaging activities, and immersive experiences.
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Flu Season: Exploring the Higher Risk of Hospitalization for People of Color
Explore the factors contributing to the higher risk of flu hospitalization among people of color, including socioeconomic disparities, living and pre-existing health conditions
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Her Story Matters: Celebrating the Black Women in the World of Print Collective
Discover the power of the Black Women of Print Collective’s portfolio in this insightful 500-word blog article. Celebrating the beauty, complexity, and strength of Black women.
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Her Story Matters: Vice President Harris Joins Celebrities on Women’s History Month Party
This past weekend, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris joined a number of ‘trailblazer’ celebrities to mark the joyous occasion of women’s history month, officially celebrated in March since 1987.
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These tax tips can make filing (1040) EZ
Sponsored content from JPMorgan Chase & Co. With tax day approaching, there’s no time like the present to get started on your 2022 returns and submit them well before the April 18 deadline. This year, you have a few extra days to complete your taxes. With the typical deadline of April 15 falling on a […]
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St. Louis Missouri: A Comprehensive Timeline of African-American life in one of Missouri’s most populous cities
St. Louis has come a long way since its founding years hundreds of years ago and Blacks have made a huge sacrifice to its upbringing.
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New style guide helps avoid language that reflects negatively on aging
The stylebook assembles guidance from various sources into a glossary of about 40 terms, including preferred usages and terms to avoid.
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Her Story Matters: Dr. Joy Ohayia, the Holistic Well-Being Queen
Featured photo via The Dr. Joy Show “To Disseminate Relevant Wellness Information That Positively Impacts the Lives of Others” – This is how Dr. Joy E. Ohayia of New Jersey describes her life mission. A strong advocate of a ‘total wellness’ approach to health, author, college professor, and highly sought-after motivational speaker, Ohayia is a […]
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African American Life In The American West: A Comprehensive History
African American life in the American West has been shaped by a long and complex history.
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Breaking Barriers: The Modern Impact of the NAACP on the Lives of African Americans
The NAACP is an organization that is over a century old. Learn how the NAACP is helping promote modern causes for African Americans
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A History of BIPOC Home Ownership in America
Meta: Many middle-class families have a generational benefit of homeownership. Learn about
the challenges that BIPOC homeowners face in pursuing the American Dream.
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Addressing the Opportunity Gap: Strategies for Improving Educational Outcomes for BIPOC Students
This article addresses some of the challenges faced by BIPOC students and some opportunities that exist for overcoming them.
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Black Health Matters: The Best is Yet to Come
The Bible says, “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning” Psalm 30:5. Instead of taking comfort in this Scripture, we often complain about how long the “night” of our uncomfortable circumstances last. We do not consider what lessons are to be learned from the experience. Consequently, we fail to truly appreciate the silver linings God provides to strengthen us and encourage us to endure. If you’re having difficulty sticking with your health and fitness plan, read today’s article.
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Celebrating Juneteenth Through Music and Art – Featuring Audra McDonald, Jennifer Hudson, and Method Man
Celebrate Juneteenth by joining the Juneteenth Concerts featuring Audra McDonald, Jennifer Hudson, Method Man, Miguel, Nelly, and Chlöe Bailey.
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MO. State Rep.,Taylor to moderate St. Louis public safety town hall meeting
The town hall will take place Saturday, April 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Centennial Christian Church. 4950 Fountain Avenue St. Louis MO. 63113
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Her Story Matters: Ruth Carter Becomes the First Black Woman to Win Two Oscars
Ruth Carter Becomes the First Black Woman to Win Two Oscars for her costumes and make-up for Black Panther & Wakanda Forever.
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Her Story Matters: Being creatively relaxed with wine entrepreneur, CEO Kaye Jackson of Random Whine
A look at a black woman in the wine business, CEO Kaye Jackson, of Random Whine in Atlanta.
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The Gulf Cartel Apologizes to Americans Abducted in Mexico
The Gulf Cartel writes a letter of apology for the ‘accidental’ shooting of four American tourists last Friday in Mexico.
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Tyler Perry, Byron Allen Eye BET Purchase from Paramount
Will Tyler Perry or Bryon Allen add to their already massive portfolio, by vying for Paramount BET network?
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She-Story Matters: 5 African-American women who changed the world and made history
Despite that the global recognition of Africans and African-Americans has been relatively slower, their women continue to make history with their achievements.